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26-03-2006, 07:36
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Re: how effective are the herders/dumpers?
At the beginning of the season, our team thought dumpers would be too easily blocked, inneffective... so we went with a shooter. Well, at Phoenix, we saw how effective dumpers are in autonomous. Our shooter can pan and tilt, so we can easily miss three or four balls, but many teams (dumpers) just went to the side goals and got a quick and easy ten points!
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