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We Rejected Wild Stang
Posted by Brandon Rigg, Student on team #135, Penn High School & Capitol Technologies, from Penn High School.
Posted on 3/28/99 5:49 PM MST
Ladies and gentlemen, as a representative of team #135, I would have to say our team is in favor of rejections. We rejected Wild Stang's (#111) offer to have us as their 2nd team in the alliance. At the time Wild Stang was seeded #2, and we were #11. We did not accept their offer because Team Macomb (#217), who was seeded #4, had asked us to be in their alliance even before the qualifying matches were over. They asked us for total commitment before the half hour break. And we commited to them. We did attempt to communicate to Wild Stang, but their stragetist people were not available to us, and we did not communicate with them at all concerning an alliance partnership. Team #217 did a good job of communicating with us during friday and saturday. They first contacted us friday afternoon, and they showed high interest. Then saturday morning, they were talking to us all the time. This is how it should be done, folks. Everything was done friendly and it worked well for us. If rejections were not allowed, we would have disregarded a signed agreement with 217. Just my thoughts, folks
Brandon
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