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Re: Autonomous All-Stars
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Originally Posted by BBnum3
I saw the other all-star threads and thought this would be a good one to start. Nominate any teams or alliances that had great autonomous modes, or modes that were particularly clever.

The best autonomous modes I've seen were 111 and 1625 at the Wisconsin regional (the only one I've attended). My team (1816) was lucky enough to be on an alliance with those two and it was just amazing to see them both score all ten balls for 70 points in autonomous. Side question: Has anyone else seen this at another regional?
at the Colorado Regionals, I think the best I saw in autonomous was 1158 and 159, there may have been more because I was the driver and me and our team strategist were constantly down in the pits planning for each match and then again I had to help fix up our robot of course.
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