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Re: New FIRST competition structure in Michigan
I understand that Michigan teams get to play more for less money, I was just saying that a direct shot to atlanta is more money, meaning one regular regional and Championships. I am all for the new system, I'm simply point out its flaw to quiet down the "Michigan teams have an advantage" side of the argument.
MI teams straight to Atlanta: KOP + 2 Districts $5,000 State Event $4,000 World Championship $5,000 Total: $14,000 Non-MI teams straight to Atlanta: KOP + Regional $6,000 World Championship $5,000 Total: $11,000 All I was saying is it is just the way you look at it. What is an advantage to some is a disadvantage to others. You could also look at it in a way that a few of the power houses most likely are. KOP + 2 Districts $5,000 State Event $4,000 Regional Event $4,000 World Championship $5,000 Total: $18,000 Compared to last year: KOP + Regional $6,000 Regional Event $4,000 Regional Event $4,000 World Championship $5,000 Total: $19,000 It is just the way you look at it... the grass is always greener when it isn't yours. |
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