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Entanglement DQ........at CSU
Okay, my team mates just came back from CSU at the Buckeye Regional. Here is my 'beef'; if you go onto the first web site and the rules say that 'NO PART OF THE ROBOT CAN BE UNDERNEITH THE GOAL OR IT RESULTS IN A D.Q.' This did not exactly happen in the Elmination Rounds when in our second run not only did a robot's tether go under a goal, but (clearly in our video footage) you can see that the other robot from the opposite alliance was wedged underneith the goal, lifting their back wheels off the ground. The other teams did not recieve a d.q. like a team did the previous day.
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