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Re: I have big ball match stats........
Posted by Patrick Butler at 03/25/2001 12:41 PM EST


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In Reply to: I have big ball match stats........
Posted by Jessica Boucher on 03/24/2001 10:01 PM EST:



: VCU: Score - 83.3 (40) Time - .29 (.32)
: LI: Score - 112.4 (50) Time - .50 (.33)
: West Mich: Score - 171.89 (146) Time - .18 (.14)
: Lone Star: Score - 130.6 (92) Time - .30 (.26)
: NYC: Score - 84.5 (53) Time - .38 (.27)
: J&J: Score - 178.8 (141) Time - .27 (.21)
: SoCal: Score - 128.7 (79) Time - .8 (.21)
: UTC: Score - 143.3 (101) Time - .30 (.23)
: KSC: Score - 127.6 (79) Time - .23 (.19)

Are all those times really so low? Those are only a few tenths fo a second? That would seem to mean that very few people are stopping the clock within a multiplier. Most of our matches are done in :59 or 1:29 and rarely over 1:44. . .

Patrik
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