Blake Splitter, PhD

PhD in Math from Clemson University. Perpetually sad Packers fan and chess addict. He/him.

[St. Louis Blues @StLouisBlues]

WE’RE NOT DONE YET!!!!!!!!!!

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@ImShahinyan With these sorts of puzzles (that is, ones that would absolutely never occur OTB), my gut reaction is always to look for the most absurd move. Here, that is the approach. Qc1.

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@BarstoolClemson Feels good to be the team that knocked Alabama out

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@NFL_DovKleiman Wins are not a QB stat.

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@hankgreen What board games? Gotta share with the group, Hank.

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

Perhaps the biggest miracle of the semester so far is that the office printer hasn't broken, even once!

[Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD @acagamic]

"I've lost the bloody reference..."

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@RabbitohCards @mcuban The sad thing is I can’t tell if this is facetious or a legitimate response.

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@NFL_Scorigami GalagaShotFilledInigami

[Scorigami @NFL_Scorigami]

NYJ 19 - 32 SF
Final

That's Scorigami!! It's the 1085th unique final score in NFL history.

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@PhD_Genie “The proof is left to the reader”

Or

“We leave this question to future researchers”

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@CFBRep Damn my two Alma maters as the first two out would be PAINFUL

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@heyyitsraine 1- Red
2- Yellow
3- Green
4- Blue
5- Red (again)
6- Orange
7- Purple
8- Brown
9- Gray

[Dave Wiskus @dwiskus]

Timing.

[Alec Stapp @AlecStapp]

Still mad that this is the most efficient way to pack 17 small squares into a larger square

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

@ThebestFigen @ksav_1325 @trevorsquires9 This is what we needed in volleyball training!!

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Who lived when?

[College Football Report @CFBReport]

College Football graduation rates by school since 2016 🏈🎓

[Blake Splitter, PhD @BlakeSplitter]

Writing my dissertation, and I have to keep repeating to myself, "It doesn't have to be perfect, but it does need to be done."