@@atmansingh3160 Most teams have this same understanding and this can be taught after the robot is built, as is the case for Gluten Free. BTW, I have done my research. I've watched them over multiple years in competitions in 3 different states and at various levels of competition including worlds, I've personally spoken to them and even judged them in competition. I, along with others who have evaluated them, don't believe they are responsible for their robot. I know you and your FTC team would like to believe that all teams play by the rules, but the fact is that some teams don't. Gluten Free is one of those teams.

@@atmansingh3160 Copypasta...awesome! How cool is that! BTW, Every judge evaluates the genesis of the teams robots they are judging. That is just part of what happens in deriving the teams eligibility for an award.

Christian von Koenigsegg ah, I see just now you seem to raise issue with these teams. 1 month ago was right before world's, when I know that some of these kids were putting in 70+hrs a week into their robots. I too have watched the livestreams of competitions gluten free went to. Also, if the judges are analyzing this aspect of a team so much, why has gluten free won both control and design at world's. I guess they are competent enough to dupe a room of dozens of judges into thinking that they know what they are doing, but not you! Additionally, as an industry scouter I find it quite appropriate that you go and comment on KZfaq videos saying that kids are mentorbuilt. Not as if you could just tell this to all the people you know. But I understand, you feel the need to attempt publically defame these teams so that everyone knows of their true evilness. I get it, it's just buisness.

lol when all you can reply with is a spelling error

@@dimitriecudrici3881 what makes you think they're engineered by their coach jc