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Re: How many robots on the bar in one match?
Posted by Nate Custer.
Student on team #470, Steve Gregory, from Ypsilanti and Visteon. Posted on 1/17/2000 11:49 PM MST In Reply to: Re: How many robots on the bar in one match? posted by Samuel Lindhorst on 1/17/2000 3:41 AM MST: I am not sure but as I understood it all you could do was lift an opponent to get 10 points. That means you surrender the ramp and bar to your opponents. if they both hang you net -10 if one hangs and the other is on the ramp you net -5. Not so good an idea to me. Nate Custer |
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