However, let's be honest. To be competitive, we have some work to do. Please list your top three champs (or the ones you intend to play). Then, we will, as a team and in very friendly ways! let each other know our weaknesses. And it will be done out of love. . . Our primaries WILL get banned at some point. We have to have solid back ups.
I'm also opening the team roster up a bit. I want to have more than 5 people training with us. The easiest way to do that was to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wait for it. . . . . . . . . . . . Open things up to. . . . . . . . . . wait for it. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scooty's friends. When I mentioned playing real games, he was very interested. Told him we weren't ready because we don't even have a solid/regular 5 right now. He started texting. There is some interest.
Scooty's friends will have to be reeled in just as mush as he does, I'm sure. But, the way I figure, if we have more than 5 on our team, the weaker links sit out for the tournaments. So, if they can't play with us, then they won't play with us! But if they are better than one of us, well, then one of us won't play! It will be up to the four of us to decide who enters the tournaments. And just as I won't hesitate to take myself or Scooty off the roster, I won't hesitate to take one of you off either.

So, anyway, there it is. I want to build a competitive team. And to do that, we will have to start trying a little harder than we have been.
All that being said, I have no delusions that I/we will be in a national 8 mill tournament. I don't want to make this a career. BUT, I do want to be competitive in the $100 tournaments. And I think we can do that with no more of a time commitment than we already make. We just start working on building an actual team.