|
|
|
![]() |
|
|||||||
|
||||||||
At the Dallas Regional, the new panels designed to keep balls from bouncing back into the field created a somewhat amusing, unintended problem.
24-03-2014 21:54
pyroslevVirginia, we had the same issue. There was a team that had some longer scrap pieces of Conduit. They kindly donated them but thankfully were not needed beyond a few matches.
24-03-2014 23:08
kghaemi96Oddly enough I haven't seen a single ball bounce back into the field after being scored. If they add those panels at certain regionals it may be a smart idea to do what pyro mentioned was done. Or use giant versions of the tritons from Breakaway 
24-03-2014 23:12
EricH
|
Oddly enough I haven't seen a single ball bounce back into the field after being scored. If they add those panels at certain regionals
|
24-03-2014 23:18
Mk.32|
ALL the fields should have 'em by now. They were added by Update after Week 1's bounceout fests.
I actually have seen a ball bounce back into the field after being scored, even with the panels. One ball. (On the other hand... that just happened to be the one the refs figured was a fully-scored ball, and pressed the end-cycle button... right before it bounced out...) |
24-03-2014 23:28
Andrew Schreiber|
Oddly enough I haven't seen a single ball bounce back into the field after being scored. If they add those panels at certain regionals it may be a smart idea to do what pyro mentioned was done. Or use giant versions of the tritons from Breakaway
![]() |
24-03-2014 23:34
Christopher149We (857) managed it in autonomous
during Q54. They had a pipe to clear it off.
Video
26-03-2014 01:51
team222badbrad
This happened to us in week one prior to the addition of the panels.
The panels probably actually help to minimize this problem since without it the round bars made a "pocket" for the ball to rest in.
http://youtu.be/mdoWoOvaLAA?t=9s
The video doesn't show the ball coming to a rest up there. I should also note that the volunteer nearly knocked the ball back through the goal onto the field trying to remove it.