Granite State District event

[Nathan Streeter]

Huge congratulations to 811 on Chairmans', 2648 on Engineering Inspiration, and 4909 on Rookie All-Star! 811 and 2648 have been doing wonderful things for FIRST for years... very deserving wins! One didn't need to look long at 4909 to see they have some great things going on - particularly for a rookie! Again, very well-deserved.

A big congratulations to the winning alliance of 138, 177, and 3323! You guys beat us fair and square - as a FIRSTer, it was a thing of beauty watching your speedy inbound, truss, catch, high goal cycles!

A huge thanks to our partners 131 and 1786... you guys were a tremendous pleasure to work with... it really felt like we were all just one big team in our strategy meetings! We're really disappointed about our team's inconsistencies with autonomous in the finals... we'll be working hard on those and other issues.

Originally Posted by Abrakadabra

So now that it looks like the FIRST Match Result page has been filled in (did someone end up doing it by hand?), FRC Spyder and FRC Tracker are finally happy, but we still don't have the per-match data on Autonomous, Teleop, and most importantly - Foul Points - that would have been provided by a properly working Twitter feed.

I'd like to know this too... My concern is that "it's just gone," but I'm hopeful there's some way to pull the fouls out of the scores for statistical reasons.

The OPR data looks like junk. I have three guesses as to why it's bad... first, there's the overwhelming number of large fouls... second, there's the fact that OPR treats a team's contribution as a constant, and week 1 performances are usually anything but constant... third, this game may be as bad for OPR as people have been predicting (although I'd like to see at least the first issue removed before coming to this conclusion). Personally, I'm not yet sold on "OPR's horrible for Aerial Assist" if the fouls can be factored out.

Does anyone know if any of the OPR calculators still use the Twitter feed? I know it's had well-documented issues...