Peter Cordeiro - Revision history

Kevin Wang at 15:57, 10 February 2021

2021-02-10T15:57:19Z

Stephen Eltinge: division 1 -> I, 2 -> II

2018-08-14T18:13:00Z

division 1 -> I, 2 -> II

Jonah Greenthal: names are hard

2016-06-06T22:13:21Z

names are hard

Justin Young: infobox, cats, link

2016-06-06T20:18:07Z

infobox, cats, link

Nicholas Karas at 07:11, 21 May 2014

2014-05-21T07:11:18Z

Joe Su: Created page with "Peter Cordeiro is a McMaster player who, according to John Lawrence "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the g..."

2014-05-21T02:09:07Z

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Peter Cordeiro is a McMaster player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division 1 ICT better than NAQT executives did.

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 Peter Cordeiro is a [[McMaster]] player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division I ICT better than NAQT executives did.

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-Peter Cordeiro is a [[McMaster]] player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division 1 ICT better than NAQT executives did.
+Peter Cordeiro is a [[McMaster]] player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division I ICT better than NAQT executives did.
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		+	Peter Cordeiro is a [[McMaster]] player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division 1 ICT better than NAQT executives did.

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	Peter Cordeiro is a McMaster player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division 1 ICT better than NAQT executives did.		Peter Cordeiro is a McMaster player who, according to [[John Lawrence]] "the community at large (justifiably, if unkindly) mocks for his general lack of awareness of how the game works and for his basic inability to understand how to use stats to determine team strength or even perceive current rosters", but predicted the results of the 2014 NAQT Division 1 ICT better than NAQT executives did.
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