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SC Upstate Scrimmage
2003 marked the fourth annual SC upstate scrimmage.
Some interesting observations- -Within several hours of practice matches not a single bin was stacked on top of another bin by a robot. The only stacked bins that ever counted as a multiplier were ones stacked by the human players. -Autonomous mode is extremely unpredictable on the colored (meaning blue or red) carpet. We had our autonomous period down pat on the gray carpet we used for programming but, for some reason, the colored carpet caused problems. Great showing and an excellent job by teams 1102, 1069, 415, 281, and 803. Brian 
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