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Re: OPS ranking of Michigan FRC teams

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Originally Posted by Mike Schreiber View Post
This is a unique idea, kinda cool. You mentioned 2771 is not on the list - they're a monster shooter and with the high score of the week will no doubt be up there. You'll likely see 3536 on Jim and/or Dan's lists this coming week as well - Howell was their first event. They're a shooter that can hang with the rest of the teams up there and are rather tough to defend against since they line up pretty fast.
I agree completely re: 2771. They made of lot of high goals at East Kentwood -- 2nd most in the field by our scouts' count. They also missed a larger percentage compared with other top shooting teams there, probably due to their shooter's ~30 inch gravity feed. I expect that percentage to improve next week and thereafter, as their drive team gets more comfortable with the robot.

Thanks for the heads-up on 3536. Your perspective on them as a finals opponent is very valuable.
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