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Originally Posted by Looking Forward
[*]3313 captained the #1 alliance to the finals at Lake Superior, but their strategic flexibility is limited to the inbound and truss role by their ball acquisition, and they will likely need the support of a skilled finisher once again if they hope to advance at 10,000 Lakes. 2052 was one of the teams that beat them in Lake Superior, but KnightKrawler has room for improvement as well if they want to be a top-tier finisher in Minneapolis. With only a handful of rookies in the 63 team field, and no clear favorite, 10,000 Lakes is likely to come down to assists and defense.[/list]
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We got a mention! Sweeeeet!
Not to be a bugger but... We can absolutely be a finisher on an alliance. During Qualies at Lake Superior, we were always the finishing robot. I don't have the exact stats in front of me but we were definitely 90+% on finishing 10pt goals on the first shot.
We adjusted our strategy during elims so we could truss to the human player who could then feed it to 706. So if a person only watched elims, they would think we can't finish when we actually could.
Anyway, I love these posts. It's so cool to read about FRC in other areas of the country.
The Looking Foward YouTube series is always required viewing. Great analysis!
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