[Nate Smith]

Originally posted by Ken L
For years Dean and Woodie made the scoring really complicated with multipliers and time factor... But last year was much simplier than before... Maybe they couldn't resist the urge, and do something like this and make this year's scoring really complicated.

This would force all the students to do algebra every single match. I like it .

From Team Forum Notes
(http://www.usfirst.org/robotics/2002...Forumnotes.pdf)

2003 game will be challenging, designed to be conducive for television, easier and less controversial scoring

I think this counts out pretty much any complex scoring formula...I'd say some form of projectile motion on the part of the scoring items(balls, cubes, etc) is the best bet...