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Re: Actual fields at Kickoffs

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Originally Posted by catmanjake View Post
Our team was reading the thread about the Rock Wall issue. The most discussion our team had on the below is that someone measured the stone wall at NH Kickoff. Do some Kickoffs have the actual field to look at specs on?


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Q. Team drawings show defense ramps 10 inches but real field is almost 12. Also at NH kickoff I measured the width of stone wall 5.5 but team and real field drawings show 4.5. My photos also show the width wider than tall. Are corrections for dimensions needed?
2016-01-19 by FRC0175
A. Regarding the discrepancy you describe in the first part of your question, we think the answer to Q573 answers your question. The second part, however, does show a discrepancy, the correct dimension is 5.5 inches. Both the Field Drawings and Team Version Drawings will be updated to show the revision in Team Update 04. (Edited to correct team update number)
There is only one kickoff that I know of that has an official field and that is the one hosted by HQ(kinda?) in NH. Other than that no other kickoff has access to the real* field elements.

*real as being the ones played on in competition.
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