ChatGPT’edpresentation/writingEm dash(—) usedin slidetextStudentsays “like”more thanactual wordsSlide 35+is shownonscreenGuestspeakernamedroppedLoudclapping midpresentationTAplayingpokerDrewpulls upNetflix!!MogsneezesGeorgeasksrandomTA for helpQuotebookmomentAdi can’tunderstand/hearwhat someoneis sayingGroup getscomplimentfrom TA>= 10 secondsof silence in apresentation(with no techissues)TA doesNOT getmentionedduringpresentationStudentcompletelymisunderstandsa questionNaturallanguage thatis not Englishspoken duringa presentationStudent or TAstarts playinggames ontheirphone/laptopStudentforgetwhich slideis theirsZanderspeaksoversomeoneCodinglanguagethat is not Ror PythonmentionedA graphis scaledwrongGraph/Outputactually saysopposite ofwhat the kidssay it doesHenglingoes on atangent or ismisogynisticA graph hasmeaninglesscoloringStudent asksto continueafter JPcutoffStudentmakesmisogynisticcommentStudenttalks backto AdiAdiinterrupts apresentationAdi callsBS on aplot/findingSomeonefallsasleepA groupdoesn’t knowhow tointerpret aplotJP ischantedacross theroomMorningsessionends after12:15 pmRyanBrillmentionJPwearingPJS orgroutfitAdicursesTomTangomentionA graph issimply notreadableMeteorstrikesG60Only onestudentactuallytalksGeorgemomentTotallyincorrectinterpretationof a p-valueJP shakes hisheaddisapprovinglyA TA isshouted outduring apresentationStudentblamesTA formistakeTA startscrashing outwhile theirgrouppresentsSomeonesays“aura” or“tuff”Paragraphon a slideTechnicalissuesVictoriaghostnamementionedRitaeyetwitchJP bringslunchback toclassSpuriousapplauseduringKenny/MogObvioustypos in>=2 slidesGroup startstalkingunintelligiblyto fit in theirslidesJP cuts off apresentation“Wecan/shouldlook into that”in responseto a questionSomeonetrips orfallsTA speaksup todefend agroupMogcomplainsaboutexhaustionFunnyjoke orpunTianshuasks aPhD-levelquestionDrew doesnot removeheadphonesbefore lunchSomeonereadsnotes off aphoneAdamadmonishessoccergroupSomeoneshows afinding wherecausation =correlation3 or moregraphsshown onone slideVariationof “WhattheHelly?”Default RsettingsplotAdiunbuttonsshirtAdi learnssomethingnew aboutsportsA single TAasks morethan twoquestions toa groupJP consultsSpivey overthe statisticalsoundnessof a findingGroup startslightlyarguing/fightingduring ownpresentationGroups editslides duringotherpresentationsSports notcovered byany groupsmentionedChatGPT’edpresentation/writingEm dash(—) usedin slidetextStudentsays “like”more thanactual wordsSlide 35+is shownonscreenGuestspeakernamedroppedLoudclapping midpresentationTAplayingpokerDrewpulls upNetflix!!MogsneezesGeorgeasksrandomTA for helpQuotebookmomentAdi can’tunderstand/hearwhat someoneis sayingGroup getscomplimentfrom TA>= 10 secondsof silence in apresentation(with no techissues)TA doesNOT getmentionedduringpresentationStudentcompletelymisunderstandsa questionNaturallanguage thatis not Englishspoken duringa presentationStudent or TAstarts playinggames ontheirphone/laptopStudentforgetwhich slideis theirsZanderspeaksoversomeoneCodinglanguagethat is not Ror PythonmentionedA graphis scaledwrongGraph/Outputactually saysopposite ofwhat the kidssay it doesHenglingoes on atangent or ismisogynisticA graph hasmeaninglesscoloringStudent asksto continueafter JPcutoffStudentmakesmisogynisticcommentStudenttalks backto AdiAdiinterrupts apresentationAdi callsBS on aplot/findingSomeonefallsasleepA groupdoesn’t knowhow tointerpret aplotJP ischantedacross theroomMorningsessionends after12:15 pmRyanBrillmentionJPwearingPJS orgroutfitAdicursesTomTangomentionA graph issimply notreadableMeteorstrikesG60Only onestudentactuallytalksGeorgemomentTotallyincorrectinterpretationof a p-valueJP shakes hisheaddisapprovinglyA TA isshouted outduring apresentationStudentblamesTA formistakeTA startscrashing outwhile theirgrouppresentsSomeonesays“aura” or“tuff”Paragraphon a slideTechnicalissuesVictoriaghostnamementionedRitaeyetwitchJP bringslunchback toclassSpuriousapplauseduringKenny/MogObvioustypos in>=2 slidesGroup startstalkingunintelligiblyto fit in theirslidesJP cuts off apresentation“Wecan/shouldlook into that”in responseto a questionSomeonetrips orfallsTA speaksup todefend agroupMogcomplainsaboutexhaustionFunnyjoke orpunTianshuasks aPhD-levelquestionDrew doesnot removeheadphonesbefore lunchSomeonereadsnotes off aphoneAdamadmonishessoccergroupSomeoneshows afinding wherecausation =correlation3 or moregraphsshown onone slideVariationof “WhattheHelly?”Default RsettingsplotAdiunbuttonsshirtAdi learnssomethingnew aboutsportsA single TAasks morethan twoquestions toa groupJP consultsSpivey overthe statisticalsoundnessof a findingGroup startslightlyarguing/fightingduring ownpresentationGroups editslides duringotherpresentationsSports notcovered byany groupsmentioned

Moneyball Academy Presentations - 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. ChatGPT’ed presentation/writing
  2. Em dash (—) used in slide text
  3. Student says “like” more than actual words
  4. Slide 35+ is shown onscreen
  5. Guest speaker namedropped
  6. Loud clapping mid presentation
  7. TA playing poker
  8. Drew pulls up Netflix!!
  9. Mog sneezes
  10. George asks random TA for help
  11. Quotebook moment
  12. Adi can’t understand/hear what someone is saying
  13. Group gets compliment from TA
  14. >= 10 seconds of silence in a presentation (with no tech issues)
  15. TA does NOT get mentioned during presentation
  16. Student completely misunderstands a question
  17. Natural language that is not English spoken during a presentation
  18. Student or TA starts playing games on their phone/laptop
  19. Student forget which slide is theirs
  20. Zander speaks over someone
  21. Coding language that is not R or Python mentioned
  22. A graph is scaled wrong
  23. Graph/Output actually says opposite of what the kids say it does
  24. Henglin goes on a tangent or is misogynistic
  25. A graph has meaningless coloring
  26. Student asks to continue after JP cutoff
  27. Student makes misogynistic comment
  28. Student talks back to Adi
  29. Adi interrupts a presentation
  30. Adi calls BS on a plot/finding
  31. Someone falls asleep
  32. A group doesn’t know how to interpret a plot
  33. JP is chanted across the room
  34. Morning session ends after 12:15 pm
  35. Ryan Brill mention
  36. JP wearing PJS or groutfit
  37. Adi curses
  38. Tom Tango mention
  39. A graph is simply not readable
  40. Meteor strikes G60
  41. Only one student actually talks
  42. George moment
  43. Totally incorrect interpretation of a p-value
  44. JP shakes his head disapprovingly
  45. A TA is shouted out during a presentation
  46. Student blames TA for mistake
  47. TA starts crashing out while their group presents
  48. Someone says “aura” or “tuff”
  49. Paragraph on a slide
  50. Technical issues
  51. Victoria ghost name mentioned
  52. Rita eye twitch
  53. JP brings lunch back to class
  54. Spurious applause during Kenny/Mog
  55. Obvious typos in >=2 slides
  56. Group starts talking unintelligibly to fit in their slides
  57. JP cuts off a presentation
  58. “We can/should look into that” in response to a question
  59. Someone trips or falls
  60. TA speaks up to defend a group
  61. Mog complains about exhaustion
  62. Funny joke or pun
  63. Tianshu asks a PhD-level question
  64. Drew does not remove headphones before lunch
  65. Someone reads notes off a phone
  66. Adam admonishes soccer group
  67. Someone shows a finding where causation = correlation
  68. 3 or more graphs shown on one slide
  69. Variation of “What the Helly?”
  70. Default R settings plot
  71. Adi unbuttons shirt
  72. Adi learns something new about sports
  73. A single TA asks more than two questions to a group
  74. JP consults Spivey over the statistical soundness of a finding
  75. Group starts lightly arguing/fighting during own presentation
  76. Groups edit slides during other presentations
  77. Sports not covered by any groups mentioned