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Originally Posted by Looking Forward

It's a pretty cool achievement to coin a phrase that almost all of FRC uses. 33's "stinger" term to describe bridge balancing manipulators is one of those cases. But the Killers Bees backed up that notoriety with success on the field, winning Kettering and have strong performances at Troy and MSC. Their experience and ease of triple balancing, as well as their potential for a four ball hybrid, gives them significant weapons in this division. But their scoring, especially away from the fender, may have to improve. Without high end partners, their results may be limited to the semis, but if they can pair with an elite scoring machine they could definitely take a run at Einstein.

The main problems 33 seemed to be having at Troy and MSC were losing comms with the field occasionally (at both events). This prevented them from moving up in the rankings (although they were still picked third at MSC behind 67 and 548). If they've removed this obstacle, I am very scared.