FRCTop25.com *Championship Preview Show TONIGHT!*

[Mike Starke]

Hey everyone! We hope you all can join Justin and I tonight at 10:30PM EST for our "Championship/Division Preview" show. We will go through each division talking about the top teams from each division, and some underrated/underdog teams as well. We're really excited as we will be welcoming some special guests to the show to talk about different divisions. You don't want to miss this! We will also be talking about other topics as well. As always, feel free to email us at MikeandJustinITM@gmail.com if you have anything you would like us to discuss!

We look forward to seeing you tonight at http://www.livestream.com/MikeandJustinITM

[rsisk]

Can't wait to hear from Mr. Galileo

[Justin Montois]

Hey everyone only a few hours until showtime! Tune in to hear from our special guests covering the following topics!

Newton Division
Mike and I

Curie Division
Trent Wetherbee, Team 987 The HIGHROLLERS

Galileo Division
Zach Orr, Team 2337 The EngiNERDs

Still looking for someone to do Archimedes if anyone is interested!

We hope you can tune in!

-Justin

[MattC9]

Hey justin, I could have sword I just saw something about VEX worlds? Is that not happening now?

[Akash Rastogi]

Originally Posted by Justin Montois

Still looking for someone to do Archimedes if anyone is interested!

We hope you can tune in!

-Justin

I'll ask Tyler from 2016 and see if he's available.

[XaulZan11]

Great show tonight!

I do have a suggestion for next year. While the experts on each division did a great job (I can't remember their names, sorry), asking for people to learn about 87 teams in a couple of days is A LOT to ask. Perhaps a better format would be to have 'experts' from each regional write a paragraph about the teams at the championship from their regional. For example, I could give a lot of information about 111, 16, 118, 71, 1625, 2826..., including their strengths, weaknesses, strategies, some scouting data opposed to just "their OPR was X, they were selected here, they ended up winning with their, *insert generic trait about their robot*". The downside would be getting information from each regional and dealing with differing opinions on what makes a great team, but I think it would lead to a lot deeper and richer information compared to mostly stats.

Still a great show and I'll watch either way (even if its just for the Seinfield clips at the end ). Thanks for putting all the work into it.