Most undervalued job

[AdamHeard]

I'd have to say the guy who makes friends with other teams and deals with all the relations.

During my first year we had a good kid by the name of George Chen who spent about 90% of his time on the team communicating with other teams. We all, including myself, called him a traitor and so on. But now I realize that we were entirely wrong, George was doing great things for our team (and now 812 down at UCSD) and the students at the time were too close-minded to see it. As the captain this year, I tried to teach the kids on the team that being an "isolationist" team is pointless. Hopefully it will carry on in my absence. And George, if you're reading this, we're sorry.

[thefro526]

#1 Most undervalued job- Programmer if the robot doesn't move ethe it's your fault if it does move the the drivers are awesome- they just can't win

#2 Human Player after being HP for the championship i realized how much they were needed