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 One wondered why they couldn't practice in the gym that day - because the robotics team had it reserved was the answer. "Oh, we have a robotics team?"
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Pinning opponents TRACKBALL
Hey, are team was wondering if it was legal to pin the other teams TRACKBALL against the wall while still allowing a passing lane (6 second rule for moving does not apply)
I have looked all over the manual and have not found anything on this matter. If i had overlooked anything or if anyone knows anything about this any info would be much appreciated. (if it is in the manual please quote what section) THANKS! |
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