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Downtime at Competition?
Ok, so we had our last competition of the year last week with Brunswick Eruption, and with a growing trend of teams there are a lot of Pre-Rookies on new teams as well as students new to the competition on veteran teams. The feedback I got from asking people around was as usual phenomenal. Everyone loves it (come on its robots) but there is one complaint that I heard over and over.
What does your team during the downtime at a competition? There is a lot of it, particularly if you are on a larger team where there is only so much work to go around. 
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