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Re: Missed Inbounder Assists

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Originally Posted by Gregor View Post
A piece of advice. When doing this inbound from the side across from the head ref and scoring table. That referee is the one tracking your assists. If you inbound from the same side as the head ref/scoring table, the referee tracking your assists will be across the field.



Are you using your definition of possess, or the manual's?
From the manual:
POSSESS: (for a ROBOT) to carry (move while supporting BALLS in or on the ROBOT), herd (repeated pushing or bumping), launch (impel BALLS to a desired location or direction via a MECHANISM in motion relative to the ROBOT), or trap (overt isolation or holding one or more BALLS against a FIELD element or ROBOT in an attempt to shield them) a BALL.

Also from the manual:
Examples of BALL interaction that are not POSSESSION are

A. “bulldozing” (inadvertently coming in contact with BALLS that happen to be in the path of the ROBOT as it moves about the FIELD) and

B. “deflecting” (a single hit to or being hit by a BALL that bounces or rolls off the ROBOT or a BALL slips through the grips of a ROBOT without arresting the BALL'S momentum).
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