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Re: Strategy Sub-Team

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Originally Posted by evanperryg View Post
We have one "strategist," assuming your definition of strategist is "that guy that tells the drive team what the alliance probably should do." But yes, especially Friday evening or saturday morning I will ask a pit scouter to go ask a couple teams some very specific questions. Examples of this season's very specific questions include "how quickly can you upright a container?" and "do you /really/ need your ramp in order to load from the feeder?"
We have the exact same system. Lead scouting mentor and student come down and discuss with our drive team what our alliance should be doing. Time permitting, they come to the pre-match alliance meeting, but are normally quiet unless they drive coach misses something (which isn't uncommon, I miss things ).
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