Close center cap in Auto

[jgannon]

They just made another run at it... perfectly centered, but not quite high enough. I hope they'll get a chance in the finals to pull it off.

EDIT: 624 is captaining the fifth-seeded alliance. If there's a team that can knock off the top seed, this would be the one. Should be a great finals.

[dez250]

Hey Wayne, get the Tiki out and dust it off, 624 wants to take it home!

[jgannon]

They had a perfect opportunity in QF 2-3. The vision tetra was right in front of the goal... they couldn't have asked for a more perfect position. Unfortunately, as they lifted it, it got caught on the underside of the center goal.

[Greg Marra]

Originally Posted by jgannon

They had a perfect opportunity in QF 2-3. The vision tetra was right in front of the goal... they couldn't have asked for a more perfect position. Unfortunately, as they lifted it, it got caught on the underside of the center goal.

Which might, perhaps, make it not a perfect starting position?

I personally think the two places in the middle slightly left and right of center would be easiest to cap (easiest is a relative term).

[JohnBoucher]

Congrats to 624 for their auto program. Great stuff.

[Mike]

Originally Posted by jgannon

They had a perfect opportunity in QF 2-3. The vision tetra was right in front of the goal... they couldn't have asked for a more perfect position. Unfortunately, as they lifted it, it got caught on the underside of the center goal.

Same thing happened to us in Rochester =(

Any new update?

[Andrew Rudolph]

They never got it all the way on through all the competiion, lots of really close times though. Barry Boznak is gonna upload a picture so you can see how close it was to capping.

[Zoheb N]

Good job Cryptonite! You guys did really good. It's a bummer you didn't move on. Hope to see you guys next year.

[lynca]

All the way is very hard to call, hopefully the videos will show what the entire crowd saw when 624 capped the center goal with the tetra slightly ajar.

Also, I want to congratulate 418 for the most unique autonomous routine at Lone Star. The timing to grab a hanging tetra and then cap is very difficult but they mastered the challenge!

[dradius]

hey now! we might move on, just you see. were seeing what we can do right now.