Thread: To all the multi-regional teams...a question.
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Re: Is it really that bad?
Posted by Bill Gold at 03/19/2001 11:03 AM EST


Student on team #258 from Lincoln High.


In Reply to: Is it really that bad?
Posted by Ken Leung on 03/19/2001 3:18 AM EST:



It was relatively easy for me to convince other teams in the SoCal Regional to let us score a big ball (because there were only about 8 teams who could actually do it). I'm not sure how much time teams had to strategize in other regionals, but in SoCal they only called 4 teams at a time to the staging area, and those four teams were your partners. So we had what seemed like 10 mins to talk strategies. Is this how the other regionals grouped teams together for matches, or did FIRST just screw up?


: It seems like lots of people are complaining about coaches being a bit too arrogant about their robot and lots of argument during the planning before the match.

: Is it really that bad? From our regional, after we show other teams that we can balance well, it seems like we are able to communicate with other teams well during the 4 minute every round.

: Do people think this is still a serious problem, or are people starting to find ways to solve this problem?

: Any suggestion for dealing with this problem?





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