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Re: Team 2512 Strategy Presentation
I personally am not a very big fan of pit scouting. I only really advocate pit scouting to find out information that cannot be observed on the field. For example, this year, we asked a few teams if they would be willing to play defense or attach a blocker in elims. Many teams (like 1257, for example), don't play defense in quals but are more than willing to do so in playoffs. Others are offended by the idea and some are downright unwilling to do it.
If there is an important piece of information you cannot observe on the field that could influence your tactical or picking decisions, it makes (at least) minimal pit scouting worth it, in my opinion.
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2016-present, Mentor, FRC 2791 - Shaker Robotics
2016: Tech Valley SF (5236, 2791, 3624) and Quality Award, Finger Lakes SF (5254, 2791, 2383), Battlecry@WPI Winner (195, 2791, 501), Robot Rumble Winner (2791, 195, 6463)
2016-present, Mentor, FRC 1257 - Parallel Universe
2016: Mount Olive Winner (1257, 5624, 1676), Bridgewater-Raritan Finalist (1257, 25, 3340, 555) and Gracious Professionalism Award, MAR CMP Winner (225, 341, 1257), Archimedes SF (4003, 4564, 5842, 1257), IRI Invite
2012-2015, Student, FRC 1257 - Parallel Universe
2015: Mount Olive QF (1257, 1811, 1923) and Industrial Safety Award, North Brunswick Finalist (11, 193, 1257) and Team Spirit and Industrial Safety Awards
2014: Clifton Winner (1626, 869, 1257), MAR CMP QF (1257, 293, 303)
2013: TCNJ Industrial Safety Award
2012: Mount Olive QF (204, 303, 1257)
Last edited by Brian Maher : 06-12-2016 at 10:09.
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