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Re: Discs Bounce Out of Goals
If you dump in the 5-point goal of a pyramid, there is a chance for them to cross the goal opening, but still touch your dumping mechanism.
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Re: Discs Bounce Out of Goals
You're right. I was thinking only of the other goals. According to the game questions clarifications (#71), if the discs bounce out, they do not count.
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Re: Discs Bounce Out of Goals
As in every year, the field IS the field. It is the same field for every team. I hate to see scored Frisbees bounce out, but it will probably happen to every team, unless someone has a shooter that floats the disks in to a soft landing.
I suspect that most teams have been designing for longer, faster, harder shots. Makes me think my original idea of a robot to scoop them up off the floor and dump them in the low goal might not have been such a bad idea after all! Dr. Bob Chairman's Award is not about building the robot. Every team builds a robot. |
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Re: Discs Bounce Out of Goals
Has FIRST published an official change to the chain structure of the goals? I don't remember seeing it in an update, but the week zero scrimmages clearly had the chain strands connected at the bottom.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWF3hHrAwxg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN9IU...ature=youtu.be Surprised no one has brought this up on CD to my knowledge. Am I just seeing things? Seeing all of the unconnected strands in the reveal videos last night brought it to mind again. |
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Re: Discs Bounce Out of Goals
Balls bounced out of the goal in 2006.
The playing field characteristics were clearly documented. I think teams could have reasonably predicted that having discs "stop" inside the goal would be a factor. Jason |
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Re: Discs Bounce Out of Goals
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The chains appear to be swinging quite freely. |
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