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Uberbots 16-03-2007 19:18
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
today went very well, i must admit. good luck to all the teams tomorrow!

(glad that we got our autonomous mode to work 3/7 times today... which is good considering our massive EMI, drivetrain, and transmission problems earlier)

Joel J 16-03-2007 19:30
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ferrer (Post 598729)
Hey, would anyone be able to post the rankings as of the end of Friday's competition? I'm an alumni stuck in NJ :(
40 is in 1st. 25 is top 5, maybe 4th?

dmurdz 16-03-2007 19:31
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
The qualification day was a ton of fun! Competition is intense. So far they have not posted the results/schedule and the standings on the usfirst.org website.

All the teams have 10 matches, 6 today (Friday, depending on when you read this) and 4 on Saturday.

Speaking of Saturday, the regional has been delayed ONE hour because of the snow and sleet and the driving conditions in the weather. That means the pit opens at 9 AM and opening ceremonies at 10 AM.

Now it's time to go over scouting and then catch some zzzz's.

Kim Masi 16-03-2007 19:50
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
I would personally like to say thank you to team 176, Aces High, for the gracious perfessionalism that they demonstrated today.

In the middle of the competition, for various school, snow and board of education reasons, our team was forced to stop competing (for the rest of today, atleast). Thanks to an amazing team, we were still able to have our robot out on the field.

Thank you to the three drive team members on team 176 who stepped in to drive two matches with 177's robot. Without ever having driven the robot before, they were able to score a ringer, and play great defense!

Thank you guys so much,

This goes to show how awesome FIRST is.

Eric Scheuing 16-03-2007 20:07
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kim Masi (Post 598819)
I would personally like to say thank you to team 176, Aces High, for the gracious perfessionalism that they demonstrated today.

In the middle of the competition, for various school, snow and board of education reasons, our team was forced to stop competing (for the rest of today, atleast). Thanks to an amazing team, we were still able to have our robot out on the field.

Thank you to the three drive team members on team 176 who stepped in to drive two matches with 177's robot. Without ever having driven the robot before, they were able to score a ringer, and play great defense!

Thank you guys so much,

This goes to show how awesome FIRST is.
I believe you speak for our entire team when you say that. Not only did Aces allow us to keep competing, but we also even won a round :D. Good work and thank you team 176.

ben_0614 16-03-2007 20:15
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Team 25 was crazy fast at scoring tubes!:yikes:
The snow really made it bad for some teams that had to go home. I feel bad for them. I got to sign Woodie Flower's shirt though (so did a lot of other people). Going 20 mph home on the highway was rough. :p

KathieK 16-03-2007 20:18
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ben_0614 (Post 598832)
The snow really made it bad for some teams that had to go home. I feel bad for them. I got to sign Woodie Flower's shirt though (so did a lot of other people). Going 20 mph home on the highway was rough. :p
Took a long time getting home tonight. Hope every got home safely and arrives safely in the morning.
(And I got to sign Woodie Flowers' shirt too!!! :) )

Mike 16-03-2007 20:38
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Some rough stats for you all...


Ring scoring bots
Code:
Team #    Avg. Ringers
25    4
40    3.571
237    3.286
195    3.143
1124    2.714
236    2.571
1089    2.571
230    2.429
549    2.286
716    2.143
173    2.000
287    2.000
176    1.833
1071    1.714
1740    1.714
228    1.667
157    1.571
177    1.571
20    1.429
2064    1.429
999    1.286
181    1.000
134    0.857
1665    0.857
1027    0.571
1733    0.571
521    0.429
571    0.429
809    0.429
1493    0.429
358    0.286
1685    0.286
1699    0.286
905    0.143
1373    0.143
1991    0.143
2067    0.143
2170    0.143
178    0.000
558    0.000
596    0.000
839    0.000
1099    0.000
1687    0.000
1784    0.000
1995    0.000
2104    0.000
2105    0.000
2168    0.000
Ramp robots
Code:
Team #    Bots Held
1099    8
2104    5
558    4
2170    4
230    3
549    3
839    3
1027    3
1089    3
1685    3
1991    3
2168    3
596    2
1493    2
1665    2
1733    2
2067    2
178    1
521    1
809    1
2064    1

Uberbots 16-03-2007 21:41
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Whoa mike... our robot failed mechanically for 5 out of our seven matches and we are still in fifth on that list?
that makes me very happy (=

waialua359 16-03-2007 21:44
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
im sure team 25 will be the team to beat!:yikes:

Mike 16-03-2007 21:45
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberbots (Post 598892)
Whoa mike... our robot failed mechanically for 5 out of our seven matches and we are still in fifth on that list?
that makes me very happy (=
If I remember correctly you scored highly in a couple of matches, which pumped the average up.

Median would've been a more accurate representation I suppose... less resistant to outliers. I'm not crunching those again though :p

dapub 16-03-2007 22:13
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Team 1991 would like to thank all of the teams that showed sincere interest in the social that we had planned for tonight. As most of you know, we had to postpone it due to weather:(

However, we are all set up and ready to go for tomorrow (Saturday) night.:)
The details, once again:

FOOD: Pizza, drinks, snacks, dessert
DJ
DDR
XBOX (16 player on 4 projectors)
GAMES

Place: American School for the Deaf (12 minutes away from Convention Center)

Cost: $15 (we won Rookie All Star in NH, and any profits are to help get us there)

Come to our pit for tickets.... we need to know around how many people will come so that we can order food.

Thanks everyone for a couple of great days so far. We are having a blast!

JamesBrown 16-03-2007 22:47
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike (Post 598897)
If I remember correctly you scored highly in a couple of matches, which pumped the average up.

Median would've been a more accurate representation I suppose... less resistant to outliers. I'm not crunching those again though :p
DO you have the raw data that you used, if you do I would be interested in seeing it so I can check out the numbers.

Jeff Rodriguez 17-03-2007 06:35
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
So, I had a hell of a night. I only slept about an hour at a time and visited the porcelain gods four times. I think it was the hotdog I had for lunch yesterday. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to make it today.
Did anyone else get struck down?

galewind 17-03-2007 07:26
Re: 2007 UTC Connecticut Regional!
 
Oh man, I hope it's not a stomach bug going around. Our team had a couple of kids come down with that at NJ.
Feel better!


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