10-12-2004, 16:47
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AKA: Ed Patterson
 FRC #0191 (X-Cats) Team Role: Mentor
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Rookie Year: 2002
Location: Rochester,NY
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Re: can there be agressive play?
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Originally Posted by Lisa Perez
In addition to this, usually FIRST referees will make a signal which shows that you have been pushing too long.. If they also think you're coming from high speeds at another end of the field to hit the opposing robot, they will also either warn you and/or disqualify you.
In the case that you go at a high speed from one end to another and slow down EXTREMELY before you play defense by pushing the robot, well that's completely legal.
As long as you keep your eyes on the field and on what the referee may be signaling, and not intentionally try to ruin another robot, you're good to go!  |
That's not always the case.
Observe.
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