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| width="80%" align="justify" style="font-size: 90%;" | As the titans [[/tg/]], [[/tv/]], and [[/b/]] all fell to '''[[/g/]]''' in the [[2015_4chan_Summer_Cup_knockout_stage|Summer knockout rounds]], fans were astonished at the results. Their rationale? “It was only /g/.” But up until that point there was sound reasoning behind such underestimation. Of all the [[Original Sixteen]] teams, few would disagree that no team has endured more struggle than /g/. Hard times would fall on the team during the [[2011_4chan_Summer_Cup|inaugural cup]] which would kick off a 10-game winless streak. [[Dragongate]] allowed /g/ | | width="80%" align="justify" style="font-size: 90%;" | As the titans [[/tg/]], [[/tv/]], and [[/b/]] all fell to '''[[/g/]]''' in the [[2015_4chan_Summer_Cup_knockout_stage|Summer knockout rounds]], fans were astonished at the results. Their rationale? “It was only /g/.” But up until that point there was sound reasoning behind such underestimation. Of all the [[Original Sixteen]] teams, few would disagree that no team has endured more struggle than /g/. Hard times would fall on the team during the [[2011_4chan_Summer_Cup|inaugural cup]] which would kick off a 10-game winless streak and their first descent into the [[2012_4chan_Autumn_Babby_Cup|Babbies]]. [[Dragongate]] briefly allowed /g/ back into an [[2013_4chan_Summer_Cup|elite cup]], only to once again see relegation. Things changed somewhat in [[2013_4chan_Autumn_Babby_Cup|Autumn 2013]] when the team received a big roster and tactical overhall and they finally punched their own ticket to the following [[2014_4chan_Winter_Cup|Winter]]. From that point on /g/ upgraded themselves from a punching bag to one of the cup's [[2014_4chan_Spring_Babby_Cup#Group_F|most]] [[2014_4chan_Autumn_Babby_Cup#Group_C|reliable]] [[2015_4chan_Winter_Cup#Group_E|yo-yo]] [[2015_4chan_Spring_Babby_Cup#Group_C|teams]]. But [[2015_4chan_Summer_Cup|this Summer]], something truly changed about them. /g/ pulled together as a team to have one of the most ironclad midfields of any team in the cup. Seemingly anyone at all was suddenly capable of scoring a goal. And when all that failed, Golden Glove winner Richard Stallman was there as a veritable firewall against any opponents' attacks. In the end [[/mlp/]] may have hoisted the cup, and they were a stampede through the knockouts, but it wasn't until they met /g/ that they actually started to sweat, and /g/ should take pride in that. After this performance, there's likely few left who consider this team to be “only" /g/. | ||
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Revision as of 03:29, 19 August 2015
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/g/ – Technology 
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| Ranking: 2nd | ||
| Key Players: Install Gentoo, No Time For Love, Audiophiles, Failed /g/ Project | ||
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| As the titans tg, tv, and b all fell to g in the Summer knockout rounds, fans were astonished at the results. Their rationale? “It was only /g/.” But up until that point there was sound reasoning behind such underestimation. Of all the Original Sixteen teams, few would disagree that no team has endured more struggle than /g/. Hard times would fall on the team during the inaugural cup which would kick off a 10-game winless streak and their first descent into the Babbies. Dragongate briefly allowed /g/ back into an elite cup, only to once again see relegation. Things changed somewhat in Autumn 2013 when the team received a big roster and tactical overhall and they finally punched their own ticket to the following Winter. From that point on /g/ upgraded themselves from a punching bag to one of the cup's most reliable yo-yo teams. But this Summer, something truly changed about them. /g/ pulled together as a team to have one of the most ironclad midfields of any team in the cup. Seemingly anyone at all was suddenly capable of scoring a goal. And when all that failed, Golden Glove winner Richard Stallman was there as a veritable firewall against any opponents' attacks. In the end mlp may have hoisted the cup, and they were a stampede through the knockouts, but it wasn't until they met /g/ that they actually started to sweat, and /g/ should take pride in that. After this performance, there's likely few left who consider this team to be “only" /g/. | ||
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