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Some of the refs had to destroy the first ever keeper in the very first match of the regional.
Dante Slash!
photo by: ELAINE ANSELM
13-03-2007 16:42
Starke
I remember watching that and going, "I hope they have a lot of extras!" 
13-03-2007 16:42
Dylan Gramlichhahahahah we had a good laugh about that at our team meeting Friday nite! Cromer Smash and Dante Slash!!!
13-03-2007 16:43
Alex Cormier
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hahahahah we had a good laugh about that at our team meeting Friday nite! Cromer Smash and Dante Slash!!!
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13-03-2007 17:20
Greg Marra
I wish instead of cutting up the tubes they would give them to me instead.
I need about 6 more to have a cooler dorm room than Tom and Corey.
13-03-2007 17:27
Jessica Boucher
13-03-2007 17:30
Josh GoodmanIt's hard to coach when you're laughing so much!
13-03-2007 18:21
fluffyif its like the tube in the video, the tube was stuck in the robot after auton, so the refs took a knife to it 
13-03-2007 18:49
Zuhaib Alihow stuck was it because i don't think it would take 3 people to knife it.
13-03-2007 20:37
BRosser314That was the most stupid thing I have seen all year, why would you slash it, arent they suppost to wait to see it they will drop it in the first few seconds of human operated period.

13-03-2007 20:38
Alex Cormier
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That was the most stupid thing I have seen all year, why would you slash it, arent they suppost to wait to see it they will drop it in the first few seconds of human operated period.
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13-03-2007 20:42
Koko Ed
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That was the most stupid thing I have seen all year, why would you slash it, arent they suppost to wait to see it they will drop it in the first few seconds of human operated period.
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13-03-2007 20:46
BRosser314I believe at GLR they left them in play if they were on the ground, I cante recal anywhere in the rules that they had to be removed from the field.
13-03-2007 20:51
TetramanNO!! It's so painful to watch! It took so long to inflate those tubes!!
13-03-2007 21:00
The Lucas
This particular tube was stuck between the 2 robots, so they couldnt just pull it out. As to why they they always remove the tubes, I would guess they want to avoid late keepers, especially those scored in the first secs of teleoperated mode.
13-03-2007 21:04
BRosser314|
This particular tube was stuck between the 2 robots, so they couldnt just pull it out. As to why they they always remove the tubes, I would guess they want to avoid late keepers, especially those scored in the first secs of teleoperated mode.
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13-03-2007 21:14
Tetraman|
Well the ones that are almost scored but they didnt drop i can see put the ones that are no where near the rack and they have to cut them, thats a waste, let tehm drop it
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13-03-2007 21:15
The Lucas
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Well the ones that are almost scored but they didnt drop i can see put the ones that are no where near the rack and they have to cut them, thats a waste, let tehm drop it
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13-03-2007 22:03
Josh Goodman| That was the most stupid thing I have seen all year, why would you slash it, arent they suppost to wait to see it they will drop it in the first few seconds of human operated period. |
13-03-2007 22:39
BRosser314|
No, it has to be suspended from the spider leg by the end of autonomous in order for the keeper to count. If it isn't, it must be removed because it will screw up the scoring.
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13-03-2007 22:48
KTorak
At GLR, they left them in play (unfortunately). I though there was a rule about being able to release them and NOT score them after autonomous, otherwise you would get a penalty. I thought that rule was similar to the one about being able to remove a ringer at the end of the match without powering your robot up. However, many teams, such as mine, have to tether up at the end to lower the arm back down into position for travel to the pits.
EDIT: I thought it would be an interesting idea to drop it in the opposing alliances home zone during autonomous if you could not score...but since they removed them... :-
13-03-2007 22:56
BRosser314|
At GLR, they left them in play (unfortunately). I though there was a rule about being able to release them and NOT score them after autonomous, otherwise you would get a penalty. I thought that rule was similar to the one about being able to remove a ringer at the end of the match without powering your robot up. However, many teams, such as mine, have to tether up at the end to lower the arm back down into position for travel to the pits.
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14-03-2007 13:25
Kati_Kat
14-03-2007 13:31
Alex Cormier
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I'm pretty sure that guy just completely massacred the keeper more than he needed to. Somebody has aggression issues...
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14-03-2007 13:40
1359th ScalawagIn the beginning of one of our matches, our human player accidentally threw a ringer onto our robot's team designation flag. We drove around for a little while trying to defend. (because we couldn't legally pic up another tube) About a minute in, the tube got stuck under our wheel... And jammed up our drive train. Our driver continued to try to break free but could not.
At the end of the match, when he was trying to remove the tube from the robot so that he could remove the robot from the feild, he said the tube looked like someone shot it with a shotgun. The friction from the wheel had melted a huge hole in it.

17-03-2007 21:17
KDawgDANTE SLASH!!
had a good time reviewing that at the fri. night meeting..hilarious
19-03-2007 19:07
jade_team_73hey i know that robot its Team 73 The VISIONEERS aka im the captian of the team so proud of that robot it was super powerful and it never let go lol..
19-03-2007 19:26
burkechrs1why are people complaining about the keepers being slashed? it saves time for the team so they dont have to drop it they can go straight to getting a ringer... also it's cool watching someone slaughter a helpless little tube with a knife haha. it adds comedy. plus it's not like you had to pay for the keeper.. i laughed hysterically when they slashed a tube at SVR..