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Undefeated Teams at Regional Events
After going undefeated at North Star, we were curious just how many teams did it this year at other events. Turns out the list is much longer than I expected. By my count, it was done 19 times. 2 teams did it at more than one event (1114 & 359). 1114 (3 events) & 971 (1 event) are the only undefeated teams for the season.
Here's my list. Please add omissions, or correct mistakes. 359 @ Arizona & Hawaii 217 @ Cass Tech 25 @ Las Vegas 1676 @ Virginia 1114 @ Pittsburg & Waterloo & Toronto (!!!) 2630 @ Isreal 2669 @ Isreal 971 @ Silicon Valley 254 @ Silicon Valley 1732 @ Midwest 1208 @ St. Louis 148 @ Dallas 368 @ Hawaii 1124 @ Connecticut 71 @ North Star 1986 @ North Star |
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217 at Cass tech District (18-0-0)
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I think 356 on your list should be 359. If that's the case, you have them twice.
971 is also undefeated for the season (only attending 1 regional). The last time 971 was undefeated prior to the championship, they won the championship. |
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525 was REALLY close... They only lost in the Finals at Minnesota 10,000 Lakes.
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1114 isn't undefeated. They got DQ'ed twice at Waterloo.
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I was shocked that for a 28 team regional in HI with 12 matches, we never had to play against 368. Both of us at 18-0-0 will never happen again.
To me, it involves a lot of luck. If you told me at the end of build season that we would have no losses for 39 matches in a row and counting, I wouldn't have believed it, ever. I keep telling our 1st year students, its never going to be like this again. |
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This happened to 67 at MSC as well in one match. |
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In 2006, 25 also attended NJ and NV winning both with a record of 31-0-0. Viva Las Vegas! That trip to Vegas seems to be 25's lucky charm for the season. Will they attend Vegas again any time soon? |
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Yup, Josh has it right. It happened twice in Waterloo. The first time was a complete goof up on our part, we totally missed the presence of one of our partners in the defensive zone. The second time we were heading back over the bump to the defensive zone, but at the same time our partner zoomed through the tunnel and beat us into the zone. Either way, they were both a couple of embarrassing mistakes that Kyle Willick (The Commander) won't live down for a while. (On the other hand, this goes down in a long line of embarrassing mistakes by Simbot coaches. In 2008, Derek Bessette had the drive team hurdle the wrong colour ball twice at the start of a match at the Midwest Regional.) Anyways, back to the topic of undefeated teams, here is what the Simbot Research & Statistics teams has come up with: Code:
All this and more will be included in the 2010 Team 1114 Championship Scouting Database, which will be released shortly after the announcement of the Championship divisions. |
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It was a joke. Undefeated = Winner. OK, so I'm no comedian.
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Actually, in FIRST, undefeated == winner.
If you never lose a match, and you have to lose two matches to be out of the eliminations, then if you are undefeated and the event is over, you have won the event. Barring incidents like eyu100 suggests (which, BTW, have yet to happen--after about the second red card, most teams would be seriously thinking about switching out whoever was responsible, if they hadn't already done so), the above holds. However, winner != undefeated. Every team that won that isn't on the list is proof that that last statement is true. Also note that, while I won't tell you this officially or at an event, by competing in the competition, even if you don't win anything, you win just as much as by winning the event. Remember, I won't tell you this. I prefer to let you find out for yourself. |
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1 point from your penalized score + 5 points for winning = 6 points/match Randomly grabbing a few regionals: Utah (10 matches), 22nd North Carolina, (9 matches), 43rd WPI (12 matches), 22nd L.A. (10 matches), 56th At Utah or WPI, you'd seed pretty well--well enough to be noticed, quite probably, and almost certainly a backup. At NC or L.A., you'd be pretty much out. But if a team is consistently winning 1-0, you'd suspect that they 1) had the easiest schedule in the world and 2) might be fixing matches. In all practicality, if your best win is 1-0, the next halfway decent team to come along is going to kick your butt pretty hard, making you a 1-loss team. Technicality versus practicality... |
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Team 2215 at IS Record 2-0-2 (one match was a surrogate) Ranked 37th of 55 Did not make Elims It didn't take me long to find an example in IS. I just went to TBA and clicked on winners of matches (4th try). There are probably more examples there. We should add them to the list. For better or worse they will finish the season undefeated in 4 matches. |
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Guess I better clarify, then.
Given: Team X is in eliminations by some means. Given: Team X is undefeated after eliminations. Then: Team X won the event. BTW, I thought of another case that would make my previous statement untrue: Given: Team X is in eliminations. Given: Team X is undefeated going into the eliminations. At some point, Team X wins a match (we'll assume undefeated at that point too), but is too busted up to continue. Team Y is brought in as a backup to continue, and the alliance drops their next two matches. Team X is still undefeated. (You could argue that as a member of the alliance, they took two losses, to which I say: They weren't on the field, were they? That's like saying that the [pick your baseball team] lost and a pitcher who wasn't playing that day got the loss as well as the pitcher who pitched the loss.) |
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I think I'm going to tell my team not to show to any of our matches in Atlanta. Just to say we went undefeated at the World Championship.
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1676 was completely undefeated in Virginia, playing only 6 elimination matches to win the regional.
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I guess I ruled out any likelyhood of a team going undefeated in quals, but not making elims. Technically possible. I only searched event winners. If anyone knows of such as team, chime in. Perhaps 1114's database could quickly tell if there was any such team.
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Here are all the undefeated teams who did not make the eliminations. Naturally they're all from Israel, because of the limited number of matches they played due to technical difficulties. Code:
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