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Originally posted by dlavery
It requires that the four robots playing have the ability to place themselves in both home zones, while the distribution of goals and balls remains as outlined above. There was at least one team at VCU that could do this (the team number escapes me at the moment, but I will find it in my notes). If there are three more teams out there with the same ability, and they all end up in the same match at nationals, it would be VERY exciting!
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As far as I remember, there were 11 out of 66 teams with some kind of extender at VCU. And there were a couple of multiple-extender matches (at least three robots with extenders). Nevertheless, I don't know about teams that can extend in both directions. We can (and can retract completely, too), but I didn't pay that much attention to the number of extenders; all the teams I went scouting had none at all. Bad luck...