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08-05-2010, 00:39
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Re: The Future of FRC Teams....
I kind of see 67 as the Lakers of FIRST, but I'm a HUGE basketball fan.
 I believe you could be right but I see it as those teams will always be seen as "dominate" but as FIRST grows and more and more teams get better, the list of "dominate" teams will grow. Whenever you see 67, regardless of if they are having a bad year or not, you'll always see them as great team that you shouldn't take lightly. Just my 2 cents on the subject.  
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