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Top three Indiana teams:
868 (2 regional wins, #1 and #2 seeds, ridiculously agile cycler) 234 (1 regional win, 1 finalist, #2 and #3 seeds, quick, adaptable cycler) 1741 (FCS, good defender, can scoot under pyramid) Backup: 447 (1 regional win, 1 finalist, quick and agile cycler, can floor load) Something that's been overlooked in previous posts - all these teams are very deserving of high-profile awards at the CMP level. |
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For Illinois, I would say-
111-ground collection, pyramid shooter (1 regional win, 1 semi-finals, 3 seed at midwest) 2338-pyramid shooter (1 regional win, 1 semi-finals, 2 seed at midwest) 2481-climb and dumper (1 finals, 6 seed at crossroads) Neither pwnage or winnovation made it this year. Both of them had really solid bots. |
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Assume they can score all the disc: 78 Auton Points + 135 Disc Points + 70 Climb Points + 30 Pyramid Disc Points = 313 (or more because of taking the other alliance's disc) Now if 469 adds a lvl 3 Climber for the Championship, it becomes 333 Points. -Clinton- |
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And yes, 195's full court 3-point shot was just getting good by the end of the CT regional. Any 3 of the 5 CT teams already named would be a remarkable alliance with a 240+ non-foul point possibility per game. If only...but, If the Canadians can do it, why not, eh? |
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