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04-01-2014, 19:09
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Re: What should a standard "Pass" be?
mrnoble was amazingly accurate of his prediction on game: mrnoble post
I love his hockey view of the game: "This year, I think I will be saying that our robot plays hockey. The twist might be that it uses a large (3' diameter?) ball instead of a puck. We will need to cooperate and pass frequently in order to score maximum points." Shoot the ball off the floor like a hockey player lifts the puck. And... there's going to be a lot of checking. Last edited by DavisDad : 04-01-2014 at 19:11. 
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