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Re: Suggestions & More Math
Posted by Daniel, Student on team #192, Gunn Robotics Team, from Henry M Gunn Senior High School and NASA Ames.

Posted on 3/15/99 7:44 AM MST


In Reply to: Suggestions & More Math posted by Raul on 3/15/99 7:15 AM MST:



I agree for the most part, but the thought of taking only 2 practice matches seems a bit iffy. I'm not sure what the exact number is, but a good amount of teams don't go to regionals. The practice day is a VERY critical part of the competition for these teams. My team has always improved drastically during the practice rounds and I'd hate to see a team held back because they've never had a chance to run their 'bot in that kind of environment. You've got to have noticed that the nationals are always quite different than driving your 'bot around some sterile shop. I know what it's like; before this year my team has never had a regional and we go to the nationals and are railroaded (at the beginning) by teams that seem to have had TONS of practice. Because they had! It makes a difference...

I think the only good option is to up the number of arenas. Too bad that costs money -- but hey, doesn't everything nowadays?

-Daniel
GRT Student Co-Captain


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