[Bob Steele]

Here are my assumptions.
Good elimination teams on Einstein will have 2 climbers and a scorer.

They will also have all three robots participating in auto.

My guess is 8 3 point goals in Auto - 48 points
2-30 point climbers (one with a top dump) 80 points
Somewhere in the mix the alliance will score an
additional 16 3 points 48 points
10 point climb for third robot 10 points

Total (again this is the high score...) 186 points


Now some conjecture....

If you could have two 30 point climbers that
could top dump you could have 2 more 5 pointers +10
You might be able to add another 6-3 pointers +18

Absolute finest score................... 214



Now theoretically you could have

auto 11 in auto... (which is doable...) so that would be a 66 point auto
maybe even more... but the total absolute max for auto would be
15 3 pointers.... maybe more if you could steal some from the center line.

That is a 90 point auto.
You combine that with 3 30 point climbers and all of the top scores.
that adds 90 + 30 or 120 points...

Add in 16 more 3 point scores... 48

You get a 258 (but it won't be done...)

Better chance:

1 robot fires in 45 3 point shots......shooting from full court 135 points
Autonomous 9 shot auto for 54 points...
2 climbers Plus top dump of 6 disks.... 90 points

total in this extreme case: 279

Again it won't be done...

One sees pretty quickly that a score above 200 requires an extraordinary alliance.

More than likely, scores in the 150's will be exceptional CMP scores..
As more teams recognize what a team is capable of... defense will shut some of the scoring down (at the expense of offense for the team doing the defending...)

My personal opinion is that AUTO will rule the matches..
A team can't defend the other team's good autonomous...
A good climber will cancel out another good climber...shooters can be defended....

slight differences in auto scores will make a big difference in the game.