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From: Karl Guard <karl@solarfox.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Lame-ass student squads
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David MacKay makes it sound like playing for a "lame-ass university
squad" is such a chore, something done only out of obligation. Well hey
(cue sarcasm) why don't we just take all the "good" student players out
of their obviously poor student sides and let the beginners go to
tournaments to get completely fried because they have no tournie
experience.

Having Jack Rushden (now with Red?) with us for the last academic year
really helped even though he was only studying at Sheffield for 12
months. He could have easily taken his skill and experience to a "good"
team but chose instead help all the promising new players that Phat'edS
took in during the 97/98 academic year. 

Let's not forget where most of us start playing ultimate.

Karl 
University of Sheffield Ultimate : Phat'edS (and proud)
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Karl Guard