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Stategy Debate: Goals Horizontal vs Goals Vertical

Posted by Mark at 1/23/2001 8:05 PM EST


Student on team #41, Warrior Robotics, from Watchung Hills Regional HS and Cordis.



The way I see it is this:
Goals Horizontal:

-Bonus of getting two big balls on the sides with the option of getting some black balls inside the horizontal goal.
-Can't drive across bridge with a horizontal goal

Goals Vertical:
-Bonus of carrying more black balls.
-One big ball per goal
-Easier to handle bridge-wise.

Any other advantages or disadvantages to either? Right now our team is leaning toward vertical.
-Mark
Team 41 Cordis/Watchung Hills Warrior Robotics


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