Split Champs assignment

[dodar]

Originally Posted by Michael Hill

St. Louis
Chesapeake: 33
Indiana: 12
Michigan: 101
Mid-Atlantic: 29
New England: 45
Total: 220

Houston:
North Carolina: 13
Pacific Northwest: 40
Peachtree: 16
Total: 69

So yes, pretty much everyone in Michigan DCMP is going.

What are the proportionalities of the total number of teams in those districts to the total number of teams allocated to those Super Regionals?

[Michael Hill]

Originally Posted by dodar

What are the proportionalities of the total number of teams in those districts to the total number of teams allocated to those Super Regionals?

I'm not sure what you're referring to. See my previous to last post for a breakdown of regional slots vs district slots.

[dodar]

Originally Posted by Michael Hill

I'm not sure what you're referring to. See my previous to last post for a breakdown of regional slots vs district slots.

Are the amount of slots given to each district the same percentage as their percentage of total number of teams in the Super Regional region?

Edit: what rtfgnow said.

[rtfgnow]

Originally Posted by dodar

Are the amount of slots given to each district the same percentage as their percentage of total number of teams in the Super Regional region?

Edit: what rtfgnow said.

Sorry, I saw your post right after mine and deleted my post to avoid confusion.

So does this mean there will now be two waitlists?

[dodar]

Originally Posted by rtfgnow

Sorry, I saw your post right after mine and deleted my post to avoid confusion.

So does this mean there will now be two waitlists?

4 actually. 2 for their respective Super Regional and 2 waitlists for teams wanting to switch Super Regionals.

[Eugene Fang]

http://www.thebluealliance.com/2champs

Have fun.

RIP.

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by Eugene Fang

http://www.thebluealliance.com/2champs

Have fun.

RIP.

This is more fun than should be allowed all things considered.

[Thad House]

Originally Posted by Eugene Fang

http://www.thebluealliance.com/2champs

Have fun.

RIP.

The hearts and broken hearts are a nice touch...

[wjordan]

Originally Posted by Eugene Fang

http://www.thebluealliance.com/2champs

Have fun.

RIP.

The applet has NC teams going to STL / DET when they should be headed for HOU.
Otherwise, a useful tool, thanks!

[Eugene Fang]

Originally Posted by wjordan

The applet has NC teams going to STL / DET when they should be headed for HOU.
Otherwise, a useful tool, thanks!

Thanks for the catch. Silly typo...

Things will be correct in ~10 min.

https://github.com/the-blue-alliance...791843f68c8610

[Conor Ryan]

I wonder if the timing of the Vex Champs will have an impact on which event IFI sponsored teams will want to attend.

Looks like most of the NASA teams are headed south.

How many matches will teams expect to play?

[nerdrock101]

Teams will be assigned to attend a FIRST Championship (i.e., their “home” Championship) based on the location where the team is based and not the location of the event through which they qualify for Championship.

Hypothetically, what if teams from the Houston attending region won most of the championship slots from the regionals in the Detroit attending region as well as the Houston attending region?

[Citrus Dad]

Originally Posted by Conor Ryan

Looks like most of the NASA teams are headed south.

I wonder if NASA understands this as a major sponsor...

[EricH]

Originally Posted by Citrus Dad

I wonder if NASA understands this as a major sponsor...

You do realize that most of NASA's facilities are in the southern area or the coasts, right? Exactly the areas FIRST picked to go to the Houston whatever-you-want-to-call-it-but-not-championship.

[Billfred]

Originally Posted by Conor Ryan

How many matches will teams expect to play?

This would be the question, wouldn't it? Let's say we have 17 hours of qualification matches (what we had this year), and a 7-minute match cycle. That's 145 qualification matches, which with 6 robots per match means there are 874ish robot-matches to play. At 100 teams per division, that's 8.74 plays. Boo hiss.

If that gets down to a 6-minute cycle, it gets to 10.2. That's right on what we have this year, but with the higher team count it does make the schedule that much more of a crapshoot. But you're still playing more than we did at Palmetto, so yay?

If they went to 8 50-team sub-divisions, you could run a 10-minute cycle and play 12. Doubt they go that route, especially with smaller venues, but I'll put it out there for giggles.