Blaeser/Moy - Perfection or Monkeys got lucky?

[neil shapiro]

I can't imagine picking 4 straight games perfectly...but they did it!  They correctly predicted the score of all 4 games at the Pepsi!!  Do they deserve the credit or is it a case of make enough predictions and by dumb luck eventually some will be right?

Seriously, I think they are to be congratulated...too bad for them they can't use this to sell their spreads in the future, since I don't think there is much of a betting line on college hockey.

[Al DeFlorio]

All I can say is:  after the results of the first three games, when Cornell scored the tying goal to make it 2-2, I felt pretty good about the outcome. ::nut::

[Brian]

I think it's safe to say that DeLoreans and sports almanacs are somehow involved.

1.21 gigwatts!!

[CUlater \'89]

I think it shows the benefit of a Stuyvesant High School education (Jayson Moy, class of '85)

[ugarte]

The article gets the analysis right, but it could have been much tighter.  It looks like a Stuyvesant education to me also. ;-)

-big red apple (Bronx HS of Science '88)

[ursusminor]

BRA, It can't be the Stuyvesant education. Therefore, it must be the monkeys typing Shakespeare.

ursaminor (Bronx HS of Science '64)

[CUlater \'89]

Oooh, ganging up.  I guess that's the only way Bronx Science people can match up with Stuyvesant alums (class of '85, and commuter with Jayson too).

[Greg Berge]

Am I the only person on this forum who went to an honest, salt of the earth, workin' man's public high school?

[Al DeFlorio]

Greg wrote:

Am I the only person on this forum who went to an honest, salt of the earth, workin' man's public high school?

Nope.

[CUlater \'89]

Stuyvesant and Bronx Science are, of course, public high schools. As for honest... I'll have to take the fifth on that one. :-D

[ugarte]

CUlater '89 wrote:

Stuyvesant and Bronx Science are, of course, public high schools. As for honest... I'll have to take the fifth on that one. :-D

And BxSci was very much a working man's high school.  Seemed to be the case with Stuy also, but because it was in Manhattan it seemed to have more Manhattanites - BxSci was very boroughs.

And I took you on by myself.  But it isn't surprising that ursaminor had my back.  We take care of our own, and you are all alone. B-]



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[French Rage]

If we're talking public high schools, why are we discussing all these pretenders to the crown? (TJHSST, '00)

[Will]

I went to public high school and enjoyed every minute of it.  Westwood '99, baby!

[CUlater \'89]

Queens in the house, baby! (of course, now I've reversed my parents' travels and have returned to the land of their births, Brooklyn)

Interestingly, I knew a number of people who lived in NJ, but used Manhattan addresses so they could attend.  Did that happen at Bronx Science too?

[Josh '99]

I coulda sworn you were gonna say it was the RPI education.  :-}