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View Poll Results: How far can you Shoot? (Ball landing on ground)
>50 Feet 16 10.26%
41-50 Feet 6 3.85%
31-40 Feet 11 7.05%
21-30 Feet 37 23.72%
11-20 Feet 58 37.18%
1-10 Feet 20 12.82%
Can't Shoot 8 5.13%
Voters: 156. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Re: How Far Can Your Robot Shoot?

This poll turned out to be very interesting! There is a very well defined bell curve centered around 11-20 feet. There is an outlier at 50+ feet. I wonder if there is a strategic reason for this or if it is just a coincidence. Can those who can shoot 50+ feet speak to why they wanted to throw the ball that far? Also can those who can't shoot at all speak to why they chose not to shoot? ( I'm assuming it was to focus on being a great assister)
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