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Re: Compare and Contrast
Posted by Eric Gargus, Student on team #217, Team Macomb , from Armada High School and Ford Van Dyke Plant.

Posted on 3/2/99 2:34 PM MST


In Reply to: Compare and Contrast posted by Daniel on 3/1/99 6:51 PM MST:



Chicago did have a lot of physical robots. Numerous machines were corned by the puck, knocked off the puck or blocked from getting to the puck by other teams. Teams would even use each others floppy lifts or arms to block other floppy lifts. Teams also went as far as to knock into other robots to shake loose those floppies they could or to knock other robots off balance. While it was quite rough and tough, no rules were broken and no robots got much more then a few dings or scratches. All in all the teams played fairly and the refs did a great job.



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