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07-01-2002, 11:10
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Like Matt said, the question was asked in NH and the answer was more then 40. There are only 20 balls on the field and a total of 10 in each alliance station.
Unless you are trying to do some type of wierd stacking, it doesn't matter if the goal can fit 50 balls or 200 balls, as there are only 40 balls on the field. 
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