# FRC Team 6343 Scouting Tools
Tools to aid in FRC event scouting.
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## Description
TBA Tool is a Python app that analyzes Blue Alliance data for a specified event. This project is a work in progress.
Maintainer: [Chad Stryker](https://github.com/cwstryker)
## Usage
TBD
## Installation
TBD
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