Week 1 Number One Seed Score Average

[Jean Tenca]

Originally Posted by pandamonium

I think that comparing Oregon to Dallas is unfair so I came up with individual estimates.

Dallas: 200
IE: 150
Howell: 95
South FL: 150
Lake Superior Regional: 100
Northern Lights Regional: 100
Palmetto: 100
Southfield: 125
Standish: 100
Granite State: 100
Oregon: 90
Auburn: 120
Southern Classic Regional: 120
Waterbury: 150
Indianapolis: 90
Hatboro-Horsham: 150

As Oregonians, we accept your challenge

[Bryce2471]

Originally Posted by pandamonium

I think that comparing Oregon to Dallas is unfair so I came up with individual estimates.

Dallas: 200
IE: 150
Howell: 95
South FL: 150
Lake Superior Regional: 100
Northern Lights Regional: 100
Palmetto: 100
Southfield: 125
Standish: 100
Granite State: 100
Oregon: 90
Auburn: 120
Southern Classic Regional: 120
Waterbury: 150
Indianapolis: 90
Hatboro-Horsham: 150

Originally Posted by ScourgeDragon

As Oregonians, we accept your challenge

As do we.

(I think you might be surprised)

[Sunshine]

I think that most are under estimating the scoring potential. I consider us as an average team and feel comfortable sayin we will get 80 points alone. Autonomous works well and cooperation points happen and we would be above the 100 mark by ourselves.

[Kevin Leonard]

Originally Posted by Sunshine

I think that most are under estimating the scoring potential. I consider us as an average team and feel comfortable sayin we will get 80 points alone. Autonomous works well and cooperation points happen and we would be above the 100 mark by ourselves.

How?
It's easy to talk in terms of points and not really understand what that means. But what do you plan do to every match that will cause your score to be over 80 every match.

[Sunshine]

Fair question. And again, not boasting because I think we are just average. Practice driving tells me we can do two stacks of five with RC. WE are close to perfecting 3 yellow tote stack in autonomous, get cooperation points and my points are valid. For us, practice shows we can do above in tele with 15 seconds to spare. Hoping more practice shaves off seconds to complete the rest or do more.

For the record, autonomous scares me more than usual because of what alliance partners say they can do and what happens.

It will be interesting to see possible scenario's like tug of wars for RC's in autonomous and cooperation points. We are considering dropping a 3 tote yellow stack on floor. If other alliance stacks one we'll finish it off. Strategy is in this game big time. And don't get me started on liter possibilities. Lol

[VeqIR]

For the record, I'd wager if you were able to pull off an auto stack and 2x5 stacks with containers on top in tele, you would not be considered an average team. If you can do that every match, I'd say you'd be looking at a high placement in most regionals.

[dellagd]

Originally Posted by VeqIR

For the record, I'd wager if you were able to pull off an auto stack and 2x5 stacks with containers on top in tele, you would not be considered an average team. If you can do that every match, I'd say you'd be looking at a high placement in most regionals.

While you have to be careful judging from week 0 events, even being conservative, this would definitely not make you an average team...

[Sunshine]

VeqIR,
Obviously I would hope you are correct but think you are wrong. When all pans out, we will be the average good bot. The super teams who took it to a whole new level excite me and make me very humble. Einstien will be very impressive this year. Back on point, the real question is what can we expect from the average alliance partner this year? What value do they add in points. I get the impression that most think we will have a weak sisters in every match adding zero. I believe that to be the exception not the rule.