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Re: Offseasons as your Regular Season?
We've actually joked that we are an "off-season" team, as we are hoping to make it a habit to go to at least four different off-season events, possibly more in the future. However this is in addition to the normal season, not as a replacement.
I think a team would miss out a lot on not going to a regional event, and especially on not going to Atlanta, but they are going to miss out even more if there is no team at all because they can't afford it. If a team were to hit a rough patch and couldn't afford a regional, I think attending off-season events would be a cheap way to keep the team going during a time of troubles, or a cheap way to get a team started. I'd rather a team attend only off season events than no events at all.
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16-05-2008, 23:13
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