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[MisterJ]

Originally Posted by EricH

I believe it's actually theoretically possible to get three fouls on ONE play, without involving the robot. I leave it as an exercise to the reader to figure that one out...

Human player's hand crosses over the wall while throwing a noodle in the last 20 seconds that knocks over a cooperation stack onto the opponent's side? That would be 6 fouls if you count a foul for each tote? It could theoretically be 8 fouls if all 6 yellow totes were stacked.

[GKrotkov]

Originally Posted by MisterJ

Human player's hand crosses over the wall while throwing a noodle in the last 20 seconds that knocks over a cooperation stack onto the opponent's side? That would be 6 fouls if you count a foul for each tote? It could theoretically be 8 fouls if all 6 yellow totes were stacked.

Idea to add yet another foul:
Two human players are throwing the noodle cooperatively, and thus are in the same HP zone

[logank013]

Originally Posted by GKrotkov

Idea to add yet another foul:
Two human players are throwing the noodle cooperatively, and thus are in the same HP zone

You guys are nuts... Haha I will try to convince our human player (one of the best in the league this year when throwing noodles) to try to knock over 6 stacks. lol

[EricH]

Originally Posted by MisterJ

Human player's hand crosses over the wall while throwing a noodle in the last 20 seconds that knocks over a cooperation stack onto the opponent's side? That would be 6 fouls if you count a foul for each tote? It could theoretically be 8 fouls if all 6 yellow totes were stacked.

There is no foul for knocking over somebody's stack, IF the human does it via a flying noodle. I specifically left the robots out. (For a robot, the max is 7 "points" fouls in one move--tips a canned 6-stack out of bounds or over the step.)


But, you got 2/3.

Coach throws noodle in the last 20 seconds and puts hand over the wall while doing it. G31/G33/G4

2/3 of THAT one did happen at one event. I'm still not sure who threw the SECOND late noodle in that match...


Rachel, if the coach operates the chute door, it's a G6-2 red card, not a G6 penalty. G6 only kicks in if they're handling the totes at the same time. That being said, 30 penalties for the coach holding the chute door and throwing totes over the wall... At some point, the ref is just going to pull out the very last resort red card: Egregious Behavior. A red card so rarely (never?) used, it doesn't have it's own rule number (Section 5.5.4).