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Re: OPS ranking of Michigan FRC teams

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Originally Posted by Calvin Hartley View Post
...I'm looking forward to States as well, assuming we make it in. (Honestly don't know - but I believe we will!)
86 points! Your team is in, no doubt at all. I expect you'll be a force to reckon with there, as you have been at two events already.

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Originally Posted by oliviat3357 View Post
*4409, not 4819, on the win. And I believe COMETS put up 8 high goals in Quarters 3 match 1 (the world record match). The total for our alliance was 20 balls, with 1 of them being scored in auton.
Thanks for pointing out the 8 high goals by 3357. I was so gobsmacked by the furious overall scoring pace in that match that I was not counting for individual robots. Reviewing the video now I see 9 high goals by 2771 (one in auton, eight in teleop), and another 8 high goals by 3357 in teleop. Plus three low goals by 4409. No wonder the score is a record!

As mentioned a few times earlier in this thread, we should look for Code Red to feature prominently in the RoboZone rankings next weekend.
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Last edited by Richard Wallace : 04-04-2016 at 21:32. Reason: saw video of East Kentwood QF3-1
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