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Re: How do you scout?
To OP:
Dont forget that selection strategies are at the very least just as important as scouting. Selecting a great alliance and limiting the strength of an opposing alliance will serve the same purpose.
I have also found that observing matches of teams is one of the best ways of scouting.
Much attention is paid on stats, but in a 3 on 3 game, it gets skewed quite a bit sometimes. At championships in '08, a lot of good teams through strategy played the defensive role not scoring as many offensive points as they were capable of doing.
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