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01-04-2006, 23:34
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Re: Rookie Design
I really like 1759! They can only dump in the low goals but i would say they averaged 25+ pointers per match! Thier design was simple... It was a small square bot that had a 'Quikrete' (yes, the concrete company) roller that picked up the balls and also 'shot' them. They were also very well at defense! because of thier size they were able to get on the ramp and defend against the bots that needed to be under the goal to shoot accuratly! Two Thumbs UP Guys and Gals!
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