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Re: So, what did we all learn from the scrimmages and play dates today?
I agree.
Similar to last year's game, there will be a lot of traffic.
You would think that with the rack last year with 24 spots to score, it would have been easy to do. Not so with defense, traffic, and especially with a big ball and not much of them this year.
I'm curious as to how effective the little robots that only do laps were able to perform, if any?
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