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Re: Midwest = Offense?
If you were watching the finals at MWR yesterday, you would have noticed that the strategy was simply to win the autonomous period and then play heavy defense.
I think the Midwest knows how to play defense well enough; and there are plenty of teams who do it well. But to do it well you do need a good drive train and good drivers. So, the real debate is whether the Midwest concentrates more on developing offense-centric designs than the east. |
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Re: Midwest = Offense?
Maybe the eternal question could be answered if FIRST would
create divisions by the regions of the country - then play north, south east and west for the Championship. Then everyone would know the power is here in the heartland*. ![]() |
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