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Re: It could happen to you (but we hope not)
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G12 An ALLIANCE may not POSSESS their opponent’s BALLS. The following criteria define POSSESSION : “carrying” (moving while supporting BALLS in or on the ROBOT or holding the BALL in or on the ROBOT), “herding” (repeated pushing or bumping), “launching” (impelling BALLS to a desired location or direction via a MECHANISM in motion relative to the ROBOT), or “trapping” (overt isolation or holding one or more BALLS against a FIELD element or ROBOT in an attempt to shield them). Violation: FOUL, if unintentional and inconsequential (i.e. does not significantly impact MATCH play). TECHNICAL FOUL per consequential instance. TECHNICAL FOUL per extended instance. If strategic, RED CARD for the ALLIANCE. It appeared to be on purpose. They lowered their arm on us. It was not a flimsy arm either. So it had to be done by a driver. I was there watching behind the Plexiglas. It is not our fault they "lowered their collector the wrong direction" By the rule, it affected match play because it unseated the ball from our shooter, mind you that reaching in our robot is the only way to do that. That is mainly why it was called as a technical foul I would assume. Last edited by lgphoneeric : 15-04-2014 at 20:26. Reason: To clarify my wording. |
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