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07-03-2006, 11:36
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Re: Balls bouncing out of goal
Let's look at it as a goal. The chains are the goalie. This goalie is not very good but sometimes you shoot at him/her and the ball is returned to the field. That's the way it goes when playing games. As has been stated earlier, FIRST did tell us about the chains and told us about the scoring procedure.
This may not be the correct place, BUT, my feeling is that FIRST did a great job on this years game, rules and consistency and they should be applauded for it. |
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