T1 Drop Food & Crashies From Valorant Lineup Amid Poor Performance
Korean Organization T1 has decided to drop Food & Crashies from their active Valorant lineup amid poor results in previous tournaments, dropping out in the group stages.
Dhairya ReQuieM Jhaveri 
Unfortunately, not a good time for T1 fans as the organization decides to officially drop Austin “Crashies” Roberts and Victor “Food” Wong.
Today we say goodbye to @food_cs and @Crashies.
— T1 (@T1) September 3, 2020
We're thankful for all the work they put into the team and wish them the best for the future. pic.twitter.com/gHX5CORJDi
T1 publically announced this news via. Their social media handles with the following message: "We're thankful for all the work they put into the team and wish them the best for the future,"
Crashies and Food joined the lineup earlier this year, making their debut in T1 X Nerd Street Gamers Ignition Series Event, wherein they finished second and beat well-stacked lineups.
Everything from that point has not been up to the mark. T1’s performance has had a streak of losing and dropping out early in the group stages. With their recent announcement of hiring a CSGO Professional Player Tyler “Skadoodle” Latham, Ska has not been able to participate in professional tournaments as of yet since he is practising and expanding his agents pool.
An update to my fans, and fans of @T1: As you may have noticed, I haven't been playing with the squad in competitions, and again won't be competing in this weekend's event.
— Tyler Latham (@Ska) August 24, 2020
Fans are eagerly waiting for T1’s next move regarding their Valorant roster and seeing Skadoodle in action.
