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Stanford @ Arizona predictions - BostonCard - 10-25-2016
I have to say, this game was so much more fun when we were winning. Nonetheless, here is the link to the prediction form.
https://goo.gl/forms/9iGopEesxIEZJgjK2
Good luck, and may those of us who predict Stanford to win be rewarded.
BC
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Bruce Wang - 10-25-2016
Adam Johnson 28
David Foster Wallace 23
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - CornFed - 10-25-2016
(10-25-2016, 12:42 PM)Publius link Wrote:Adam Johnson 28
David Foster Wallace 23
Talk about making BC's job a little tougher. Unless he is pretty up-to-speed on child molesters and literary genii.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - 82lsju - 10-25-2016
the offense gets untracked and the defense stands strong
21 us
10 them
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Phogge - 10-25-2016
Buck Van Dillen 6 Art Luppino 3.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - needle - 10-25-2016
Stanford - 28
Arizona - 24
No turnovers and the Stanford run game turns back the clock to 2015.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - JJJ - 10-25-2016
NerdNation 17
Beardown1 13
I hope to be proven right on the winner and wrong on the low scoring output.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - BostonCard - 10-25-2016
(10-25-2016, 02:06 PM)CornFed link Wrote:[quote author=Publius link=topic=15989.msg177157#msg177157 date=1477424557]
Adam Johnson 28
David Foster Wallace 23
Talk about making BC's job a little tougher. Unless he is pretty up-to-speed on child molesters and literary genii.
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As long as it is entered to the form, the labels here can be as esoteric as the author would like.
If it is not entered via the form and I don't get the reference, I assume Stanford for the win.
BC
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Snorlax94 - 10-26-2016
Stanford, 15-10
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Bruce Wang - 10-26-2016
(10-25-2016, 05:38 PM)Boston Card link Wrote:[quote author=CornFed link=topic=15989.msg177170#msg177170 date=1477429594]
[quote author=Publius link=topic=15989.msg177157#msg177157 date=1477424557]
Adam Johnson 28
David Foster Wallace 23
Talk about making BC's job a little tougher. Unless he is pretty up-to-speed on child molesters and literary genii.
[/quote]
As long as it is entered to the form, the labels here can be as esoteric as the author would like.
If it is not entered via the form and I don't get the reference, I assume Stanford for the win.
BC
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Adam Johnson is a creative writing professor at Stanford who recently won a Pulitzer Prize for his novel, the Orphan Master's Son. David Foster Wallace got his MFA at UoA as well as his trademark bandana look.
Not feeling punchy this season so didn't have it in me to figure out something to make fun of Arizona for.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Mick - 10-26-2016
Jack Palance, 35
Don Knotts, 14
We get untracked with the slingin' skills of Keller Chryst.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - StanfordIndians1 - 10-26-2016
I can't believe I am saying we score 31 points...I really can't.
Trees 31
Cactus 17
In a sloppy turnover game
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - vataha - 10-26-2016
Mike Montgomery - 17
Lute Olsen - 14
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Hey - 10-26-2016
Trees 24
Cats 17
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - CornFed - 10-26-2016
(10-26-2016, 06:32 AM)Publius link Wrote:[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=15989.msg177201#msg177201 date=1477442289]
[quote author=CornFed link=topic=15989.msg177170#msg177170 date=1477429594]
[quote author=Publius link=topic=15989.msg177157#msg177157 date=1477424557]
Adam Johnson 28
David Foster Wallace 23
Talk about making BC's job a little tougher. Unless he is pretty up-to-speed on child molesters and literary genii.
[/quote]
As long as it is entered to the form, the labels here can be as esoteric as the author would like.
If it is not entered via the form and I don't get the reference, I assume Stanford for the win.
BC
[/quote]
Adam Johnson is a creative writing professor at Stanford who recently won a Pulitzer Prize for his novel, the Orphan Master's Son. David Foster Wallace got his MFA at UoA as well as his trademark bandana look.
Not feeling punchy this season so didn't have it in me to figure out something to make fun of Arizona for.
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Gotcha. I just saw the first listing in the Google search results and couldn't find the Stanford connection. Some of these snippets are challenging, I must say. But I enjoy them quite a bit.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - BobK - 10-26-2016
I had Art Lupinno's Football card once.
Stanford Indians 27, Arizona 14
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - Papa John - 10-26-2016
Cardinal 27
Wildcats 13
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - TreesAndBirds - 10-26-2016
School that previously banned alcohol on campus.               24
School that locals didnt want because academics didnt drink enough  14
From Wikipedia....
During the Apache Wars, the primary source of cash for many Arizona towns was a nearby military post. By the mid-1880s, subjugation of the Apache was largely completed and the settlements saw territorial institutions as an economic replacement for the forts. The territorial capital and an anticipated insane asylum were considered the best source of revenues. A potential university and normal school were considered of lesser importance with a common line of the day being, "Who ever heard of a professor buying a drink?"[2]
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - BostonCard - 10-26-2016
(10-26-2016, 10:44 AM)TreesAndBirds link Wrote:School that previously banned alcohol on campus.               24
School that locals didnt want because academics didnt drink enough  14
From Wikipedia....
During the Apache Wars, the primary source of cash for many Arizona towns was a nearby military post. By the mid-1880s, subjugation of the Apache was largely completed and the settlements saw territorial institutions as an economic replacement for the forts. The territorial capital and an anticipated insane asylum were considered the best source of revenues. A potential university and normal school were considered of lesser importance with a common line of the day being, "Who ever heard of a professor buying a drink?"[2]
They clearly don't know the professors I know.
Re: Stanford @ Arizona predictions - SamAtoms1980 - 10-26-2016
Home of squirrels 36
Home of snakes 30