Westbrook Method - Revision history

Reilly Melville: confusingly written since it implies 2 tossups to 1 neg when it is the other way around

2022-08-16T20:36:29Z

confusingly written since it implies 2 tossups to 1 neg when it is the other way around

Alex Liu: Undo revision 19269 by James Zhou (talk) Yeah ... no.

2014-01-18T18:51:57Z

Undo revision 19269 by James Zhou (talk) Yeah ... no.

James Zhou at 08:36, 18 January 2014

2014-01-18T08:36:58Z

fix>QBWikiBot at 01:40, 25 January 2010

2010-01-25T01:40:04Z

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The '''Westbrook Method''' is a school of buzzing strategy that advocates wildly guessing your first inkling at the answer. It is the logical extreme of [[lateral thinking]] and often leads to 2:1 tossup-neg ratios.

Possibly the ''ne plus ultra'' of Westbrook-style play was exemplified by Stephen Nichols of Seton Hall at the 2007 [[CBI]] [[NCT]]. As shown in the [http://www.collegebowl.com/nationalplayerstatsrpt.asp?Yr=2007 official stats], our intrepid hero managed to completely zero himself over 15 rounds, putting up a [[tossup]]/[[neg]] line of '''21/42'''.

Notable circuit practitioners of the Westbrook Method include [[Ryan Westbrook]] and [[Nathan Freeburg]].

[[Category: Playing strategies]]
[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]

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	Possibly the ''ne plus ultra'' of Westbrook-style play was exemplified by Stephen Nichols of Seton Hall at the 2007 [[CBI]] [[NCT]]. As shown in the [http://www.collegebowl.com/nationalplayerstatsrpt.asp?Yr=2007 official stats], our intrepid hero managed to completely zero himself over 15 rounds, putting up a [[tossup]]/[[neg]] line of '''21/42'''.		Possibly the ''ne plus ultra'' of Westbrook-style play was exemplified by Stephen Nichols of Seton Hall at the 2007 [[CBI]] [[NCT]]. As shown in the [http://www.collegebowl.com/nationalplayerstatsrpt.asp?Yr=2007 official stats], our intrepid hero managed to completely zero himself over 15 rounds, putting up a [[tossup]]/[[neg]] line of '''21/42'''.

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 Possibly the ''ne plus ultra'' of Westbrook-style play was exemplified by Stephen Nichols of Seton Hall at the 2007 [[CBI]] [[NCT]]. As shown in the [http://www.collegebowl.com/nationalplayerstatsrpt.asp?Yr=2007 official stats], our intrepid hero managed to completely zero himself over 15 rounds, putting up a [[tossup]]/[[neg]] line of '''21/42'''.
 Notable circuit practitioners of the Westbrook Method include [[Ryan Westbrook]] and [[Nathan Freeburg]].
 [[Category: Playing strategies]]
 [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]