Projectcompletelyignoresthe themeSomeonefromOswegolands finalistSays theword"model" fouror moretimesStark differencebetweenmockup andimplementationTheir appfailsduringtheir demoImproperuse of aneuralnetworkTerribleuse of anysponsorTries tohype upthe roomHardwarefinalist isstill on abreadboardShows anydefaultHTMLelementPeople'schoicewinner has 4cornellstudentsApp iswrittenentirely inRustHarrison'sold teamis afinalistAdmittedthey startedbefore thehackathonVirtuesignalsduringdemoMentionstheirstartupMentionstheirSummerinternshipOne membersaysabsolutelynothingGroup getsasked aquestion theydon't knowthe answer toSaystensorflow/pytorch,but doesn't knowwhat it meansProjectorsetup takesmore than1 minuteUses a paidlibrary or API(not asponsor)Programsolves amorallyquestionableproblemOther threepresenterspoint to thefirst one forquestionsProjectcompletelyignoresthe themeSomeonefromOswegolands finalistSays theword"model" fouror moretimesStark differencebetweenmockup andimplementationTheir appfailsduringtheir demoImproperuse of aneuralnetworkTerribleuse of anysponsorTries tohype upthe roomHardwarefinalist isstill on abreadboardShows anydefaultHTMLelementPeople'schoicewinner has 4cornellstudentsApp iswrittenentirely inRustHarrison'sold teamis afinalistAdmittedthey startedbefore thehackathonVirtuesignalsduringdemoMentionstheirstartupMentionstheirSummerinternshipOne membersaysabsolutelynothingGroup getsasked aquestion theydon't knowthe answer toSaystensorflow/pytorch,but doesn't knowwhat it meansProjectorsetup takesmore than1 minuteUses a paidlibrary or API(not asponsor)Programsolves amorallyquestionableproblemOther threepresenterspoint to thefirst one forquestions

BRH Finalist Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Project completely ignores the theme
  2. Someone from Oswego lands finalist
  3. Says the word "model" four or more times
  4. Stark difference between mockup and implementation
  5. Their app fails during their demo
  6. Improper use of a neural network
  7. Terrible use of any sponsor
  8. Tries to hype up the room
  9. Hardware finalist is still on a breadboard
  10. Shows any default HTML element
  11. People's choice winner has 4 cornell students
  12. App is written entirely in Rust
  13. Harrison's old team is a finalist
  14. Admitted they started before the hackathon
  15. Virtue signals during demo
  16. Mentions their startup
  17. Mentions their Summer internship
  18. One member says absolutely nothing
  19. Group gets asked a question they don't know the answer to
  20. Says tensorflow/pytorch, but doesn't know what it means
  21. Projector setup takes more than 1 minute
  22. Uses a paid library or API (not a sponsor)
  23. Program solves a morally questionable problem
  24. Other three presenters point to the first one for questions