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30-07-2008, 22:44
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Re: New FIRST competition structure in Michigan
I want to know if they talked to all the teams in Michigan. I'm pretty sure they didn't, being the lead on my team i have not received anything from FIRST to see if my team would like to be involved in this new pilot program. But still I and i think lots of teams would like to know if anybody knows if this program is mandatory for Michigan teams to participate in. I certainly hope not as it is just going to be a bigger expense for my team to have to deal with.
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