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pic: How do you fix this?
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11-10-2012, 19:14
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Re: pic: How do you fix this?
Couldn't you just walk up and pull it out? I wouldn't call it a field fault since it isn't blocking the goal or anything.
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11-10-2012, 19:15
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Re: pic: How do you fix this?
I meant during the match
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11-10-2012, 20:18
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Re: pic: How do you fix this?
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12-10-2012, 12:43
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Re: pic: How do you fix this?
I've seen that happen in a human-played basketball game. I think it's ruled a jump ball. As far as during an FRC match, I'd be inclined to leave it until the end of a match, but I'm not sure if there are any ref rules about a stuck game piece.
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12-10-2012, 13:10
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Re: pic: How do you fix this?
As long as this doesn't clearly affect the scoring of subsequent game pieces, I would think it should be treated like a ball "stuck" under the bridge during a match.
If you really needed to fix it, could pokey-stick guy use the 3 in.-ish looking hole in the diamond plating to dislodge the ball? Looks like it's the lowest goal since the fender is so close and there is diamond plating so I don't know if there would be enough ground clearance for that. Then again, I would guess most teams would be rolling balls into the lowest goal or not going for it at all, so I doubt this would impact the outcome of a match.
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