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Re: The Difference Between Red Herring Clues And Official Game Hints

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Originally Posted by EricH View Post
Official hints began for the 2003 season, Stack Attack, IIRC.

2003: the quadratic formula, used as the scoring formula. (not quite sure if that was official or unofficial via Dave's signature)
I believe this one was revealed by Woodie, a few days before Kickoff. FIRST posted some kind of news post about the upcoming kickoff, and it had a quote from Woodie in it, where he mentioned the Quadratic formula.
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