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xnaut 20-03-2009 18:38
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gabe Salas Jr. (Post 836560)
At the Florida Regional, I forgot which elimination match, but a human player threw a Super Cell from the alliance station wall, missed completely yet it bounced right into the goal!
I Remember That!!!!!!!!!!! it won the match

ATannahill 20-03-2009 18:45
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by xnaut (Post 838576)
In a qualifier match at the Orlando regional, team exploding bacon was pinning team 79 krunch the entire match with its big blower fan because they were afraid to let the beast that is the krunch bot out of its cage...
in the last 10 seconds of the match bacon released its strangle thinking the game was theirs, but alas, krunch goes and while picking up balls on the way swiftly scores a full load in the last microseconds of the match sealing the deal for our alliance!
I know the match you are talking about even though I can't give a number, but bacon didn't have a fan, spam did, I am not sure which robot it was.

xnaut 20-03-2009 18:49
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rtfgnow (Post 838586)
I know the match you are talking about even though I can't give a number, but bacon didn't have a fan, spam did, I am not sure which robot it was.
really?... i thought it was bacon... o well... either way what that robot lacked in offense it succeeded exponentially in defense, it was a very agile and deadly defender

SpaceOsc 26-03-2009 21:19
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by EricH (Post 835695)
You saw the L.A. buzzer shot one right? Blue "home" fueling station to red trailer, half-court or so and right in the middle, at the buzzer. I don't remember if it changed the match or not, but I will go on record as saying that I saw at least one ref cheering the shot. Plus half the arena. It was sometime after lunch, maybe mid-afternoon. I don't remember the teams involved.
Quote:
Originally Posted by huskyrobotics (Post 836817)
The buzzer beater that EricH was referring to at the Los Angeles regional was team 848. We pinned 399, but were still down and needed a super cell for a chance. What a great shot and it was fun to hear the crowd cheer.

LA Regional
 Match: 39
1438 3027 1070 VS. 207 995 702 12 71

The Payload Specialist on Team 702 shots a Half court buzzer beater with perfect accuracy! and ya all the judges looked out for him all day.;)

Check the last 10 Seconds

http://vimeo.com/3786675

tanner2point0 26-03-2009 21:43
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Anytime 1625 was playing at Wisconsin Regional, they would get pinned and/or double teamed, but would always break free and score at least 2 huge dumps. The crowd went crazy every time. It was spectacular (and scary).

Jetweb 26-03-2009 21:51
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gabe Salas Jr. (Post 836560)
At the Florida Regional, I forgot which elimination match, but a human player threw a Super Cell from the alliance station wall, missed completely yet it bounced right into the goal!
That was awesome.

http://www.thebluealliance.net/tbatv/match/2009fl_qf1m2
2:18 keep your eye on the bottom right corner of the video

s_forbes 26-03-2009 21:52
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
The best super cell play I saw was at Arizona, quarterfinal 2 match one. (video here)

The red alliance of 2840, 60, and 2839 had a super cell available in each corner. The first super cell was thrown into a pileup, missed the trailer, and landed on 2839's pneumatic shooter. Several seconds later they aimed and fired it into the trailer (the only robot to score a super cell at AZ, I think). To top it off, the payload specialist from the other corner scored the second super cell from over half the court away!

kgzak 27-03-2009 00:59
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
At the Lansing District Team 1918 was about to unload their bot in to a trailer and it had a supercell in it at end of the game. Then my team, team 2075, pushed them out of the way to save the game. We ended up winning by 2 I think.

This is my favorite so far but i haven't watched many matches because i am either in the pit or driving.

J-Brock 29-03-2009 12:29
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
I remember at the finals at traverse city our alliance and BOB's (85) were there.
we were alwase hoping for BOB to jam so we could win.

but they ended up winning.

Rick TYler 29-03-2009 13:45
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tanner2point0 (Post 841468)
Anytime 1625 was playing at Wisconsin Regional, they would get pinned and/or double teamed, but would always break free and score at least 2 huge dumps. The crowd went crazy every time. It was spectacular (and scary).
Change "1625" to either "488" or "1280" and "Wisconsin" to "Seattle" then I couldn't agree more!

TeAm270RoCkS 29-03-2009 13:53
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
Yesterday, Long ISland regional

Quarter finals 3 vs 6

Match 2 4 point win for Seed 6 after a super cell
Match 3 1 point win for Seed 3 even after Seed 6 threw a super cell...

epic!

JHay 29-03-2009 15:32
Re: Great Plays of 2009
 
One of the weirdest plays of 2009 that I have seen so far doesn't even concern our team at all. Our team was at Traverse City a few weeks ago and were watching a game when we saw a PS throw a "Hail Mary" super cell across the field and watched it bounce off the field and land in his own alliances trailers. At first, we all cheered because we thought he made it into an opposing alliance's trailer :o . However, he looked angry and we soon saw why. It was more of an issue of bad luck on their part than the PS's fault. Oh well, what happens happens...;)


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