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05-08-2001, 19:09
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What about the teams that probably will never die because they split into multiple teams? When my school started a team along with 2 other local schools, we thought that it would be a one year thing. Little did we know that our team (the old 61) broke into 3 (330, 207, 294) teams that though listed as 2nd and third year teams have kids that have 5 years of experience. Anyway, just something to consider when thinking about the average lifespan of a team.
By the way, have any other teams done that? Last edited by Sean_330 : 05-08-2001 at 19:18. 
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