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30-03-2010, 23:18
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Re: A Cinderella story?
I think there is a communication break-down. The OP is talking about situations where teams picked teams that may not have had the best robot, so those teams could qualify for Atlanta. The first poster is talking about situations where teams picked the best robots, who happen to have ranked poorly. (Most teams will tell you that ranking has nothing to do with who they pick)
I can't think of any situation where a team would not select teams that they feel gives them the best chance of winning the event. 
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