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Re: New FIRST competition structure in Michigan
I guess my point did not come out correctly let me try again. The three regionals that were previously in Michigan that had 15 combined awards were open to all teams in attendance. Now those 15 awards are only for MI teams.
"your chances would be 1:10 + 1:10 = 1:5. In Michigan There will be 18 slots for 105-120 teams, or slightly less than 1:5." This statement is only true if MI teams stay in MI and do not compete in other regional events. Which I am sure will not be the case. By the way I have no problem with MI teams GO B.O.B. |
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