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USA's '''II.4''' is historically the best II in the [[USA]], ahead of [[II.2 (USA)|II.2]], though many fans of the two divisions may switch the order. The division has launched teams like 4-time division winner [[Cyclones]] and Season 21 champion [[G's Goons]] into strong ML careers, though II.2 has a better ML track record. The division's most famous resident is [[ | USA's '''II.4''' is historically the best II in the [[USA]], ahead of [[II.2 (USA)|II.2]], though many fans of the two divisions may switch the order. The division has launched teams like 4-time division winner [[Cyclones]] and Season 21 champion [[G's Goons]] into strong ML careers, though II.2 has a better ML track record. The division's most famous resident is [[Blue Wave]], owned by current national trainer [[Lathrop]]. The division is quite competitive, and as a result only the strongest teams are able to autopromote to the ML from II.4. | ||
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Revision as of 23:04, 8 December 2005
USA's II.4 is historically the best II in the USA, ahead of II.2, though many fans of the two divisions may switch the order. The division has launched teams like 4-time division winner Cyclones and Season 21 champion G's Goons into strong ML careers, though II.2 has a better ML track record. The division's most famous resident is Blue Wave, owned by current national trainer Lathrop. The division is quite competitive, and as a result only the strongest teams are able to autopromote to the ML from II.4.
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