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Re: OPR after Week Three Events

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Originally Posted by snowmobiler9 View Post
But one thing I would refrain from would be to say that waterloo is the "deepest" regional. Out of all the matches that broke 100 points, 2/3's of them had one of the top three seeded teams on it: 1114, 610, or 2056.

Also, with such a low number of teams, the top three teams inflate the average OPR data.
Tell that to: 1310, 1334, 4039, 1241, 772, 2702, 2852, 3683, 3161, and others...

This was the highest quality FRC Regional i've ever seen, all of those teams listed would do well on a field at championship. The field of 32 teams at Waterloo was historically deep, we got a robot that could do 3+ cycles a match with the 23rd pick, 1114/2056 got a long range shooter with the 24th pick, I call that depth.

At most regionals during qualifications the event can get a little monotonus with a couple poor matches in a row. At Waterloo there was rarely any slow matches during qualifications, everyone in the stands were engaged, I even saw arena staff and regular Waterloo students getting into the games during qualifications.
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