2010 Highest Scoring Match

[Mr. Lim]

Originally Posted by Doug G

Curie match 100 video...

www.vandenrobotics.com/Videos/cu_m100_hires.wmv

And also, for those who are calling this a 6v0, this match probably was not.

Seeing what 888 was doing, this looks more like a "4v2" where the blue alliance forced the issue on the red alliance by blocking their own goals.

It's the smart move for any alliance that knows they're going to lose the match.

[johnr]

Match 119 on Archimedes at 9:09.
Poofs, Bees, Pink, Beach
Now that is how you play this game! 38 points-new high

[MooreteP]

Archimedes. Q119. 20-18. Poofs, Beachbots, Technocats over Killer Bees, Pink, Powerhawks.

[Gene F]

Newton:
Quarters 3 Match 1 16 343 1718 vs 1902 337 1868 - Red 25 Blue 13

The winning alliance had 9 dogma penalties or it would have been 34 to 13.

[EricH]

The great Car Nack is wise. No alliance score over 30 points has been seen, though it is difficult to tell whether he foresaw the DOGMA penalties contributing to that.

P.S. 45 spells their team name as Technokats.

[lakstick]

Originally Posted by Caio

I've been trying to find how high people can go with points this year. Most of the matches are less then 10 points, around 4 or so. Anyone seen an amazing match with a high score?

Also, post if there were any amazing matches in general.

So far the highest I can see is:

11 points - FLR Match 45

I was very lucky this year and was able to watch the single highest one team score in a single match. The match consisted of (Red Alliance) Team 469, 888, and 111 against (Blue Alliance) Team 1114, 231, and 288. It happened at the Georgia Dome during the FIRST National Championship Competition in the Curie Division.

Match 100 ended with the Red Alliance winning 32-0. With penalties enforced (only dogma, because balls were being scored so fast, the Red Alliance won 29-0).

Many people consider this match a conspiracy because the Blue Alliance turned and scored their balls into the Red Alliance goals, boosting the opponents score as much as possible, and in return boosting their own seeding score as well. However, this is untrue and none of the Blue Alliance teams were approached by any Red Alliance or other teams to suggest this idea. It was all the idea of team 1114. For proof of this, you can follow this link: http://www.thebluealliance.net/tbatv/team/288 and it will take you to my team's (Team 288, The Robodawgs) match results, it will be down at the bottom under Curie 2010.

It was an amazing match with all teams on both alliances meeting up after the match in the pit area and conversing and laughing about the match. Such great times at the National Competition!

~Mak Popa, on behalf of Team 216 and 288 (The Robodawgs)

[Colin P]

IRI match 33
Blue: 107, 469, 910 - 38
Red: 135, 1902, 1730 - 0 (1 goal-1 penalty)

This wasn't a 6v0 match, but one or two of the red bots were broken down.

910 and 469 had another match together at Kettering Kickoff with another 38 points and 5 goals against.

After 3 competitions with 469 and no matches together, it was fantastic to work with them for such an amazing match in the offseason.

[Cyberphil]

Originally Posted by Colin P

IRI match 33
Blue: 107, 469, 910 - 38
Red: 135, 1902, 1730 - 0 (1 goal-1 penalty)

This wasn't a 6v0 match, but one or two of the red bots were broken down.

910 and 469 had another match together at Kettering Kickoff with another 38 points and 5 goals against.

After 3 competitions with 469 and no matches together, it was fantastic to work with them for such an amazing match in the offseason.

My one goal for this coming year is to go to IRI, whether it is with our team or not. From what I have heard, its pretty awesome!

[9FoLeY1FrEeZe0]

38 to 2 at IRI with 469 and 910... also at Kettering Kickoff 469 910 with the triple backup driveteam matching the "first string" 38 to 3... and we missed a shot