3 teams of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi college students pitched their original business strategies to a panel of judges at the seventh annual Buc Times Tips Obstacle Wednesday. The “Shark Tank”-like business concept competitiveness is open to all Islander learners and provides them a way to take a look at a small business thought, technology or improvements in a competitive environment. The initially-place staff was awarded $2,500 and sophisticated to contend at the Raymond Tips Obstacle at the Mays Company Faculty at Texas A&M College in University Station. They also gained free of charge Whataburger for a year. Second spot was awarded $1,500 and third put $1,000. All three finalists acquired a a…