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Re: Behind The Glass

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... I always say - the worst seat in the house at an FRC competition is the drivers' station. I have nothing but admiration for all the teams' drivers and coaches; there is no way I could comprehend and react to a match from that perspective.
That's funny, it's my favorite place to watch matches from. Even matches we aren't in, I like to see how the other drive teams and coaches interact.

Awesome video! Great robot.
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Re: Behind The Glass

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That's funny, it's my favorite place to watch matches from. Even matches we aren't in, I like to see how the other drive teams and coaches interact.

Awesome video! Great robot.
I found it to be an acquired taste.
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I found it to be an acquired taste.
Probably the best way to put it. After you stop feeling like you're going to pass out behind the glass, watching afar from the stands becomes permanently agonizing.
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Re: Behind The Glass

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That's funny, it's my favorite place to watch matches from. Even matches we aren't in, I like to see how the other drive teams and coaches interact.

Awesome video! Great robot.
Couldnt agree more, it's going to be rough watching matches from the sidelines now than I'm graduating. Hopefully someday I can coach for the team, there isn't anywhere else I'd rather be than behind that glass.

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Re: Behind The Glass

Nice video I laughed when the opposing team's robot was shooting for two and it was right in front of you therefore blocking your view and missing your four shot volley . But nice robot and nice video.
Do any other drivers duck when frisbees come at you even though you know your behind glass?
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Re: Behind The Glass

For the past 3 years I have been a driver and havn't watch a 772 match live since. This year at GTR West We had the back up drivers do a few matches so we could finally watch a few. I kinda missed watching them, but as i graduate this year I know I will miss being behind the glass

Cool video btw
I liked that robot that shot into the 2 point like 1503 did, but to be honest they looked a bit better then 1503
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Re: Behind The Glass

In 11 years of competing in FRC both as a student and mentor, I've been behind the glass for exactly two matches.

Both as the drive coach, and immediately decided I didn't like it. I can't separate my attention from my team's robot well enough to be an effective drive coach. Its a crummy angle for viewing the field (my favourite location is from fieldside as a field resetter), and there's too much to pay attention to (6 robots worth of action, plus a timer, and a score.)

I'm a much more effective team member sitting in the stands watching the matches as a lead scouter. Know your talents, people.
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Re: Behind The Glass

I get total tunnel vision during a match, and only see our robot. That's probably in part because I'm always looking for things to improve, but I also get quite excited during the matches.

I'd be a lousy drive coach.
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