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A riddlePosted by IT_Dawg
on 1/9/21 at 11:46 am



Rules:
1) quality hints have already been given, but I will verify information for those who put in the work
2) the person that SOLVES it has to create the next riddle
There are 5 teams, ranked 1st through 5th, with five different names
Each team has a head coach born in a different State.
Each head coach has an OC (first names), a DC (last names) and a color of gatorade they prefer for a victory Gatorade bath.
No coaches have the same OC, DC or have same favorite color
The QUESTION The Head Coach from which State, has a Defensive Coordinator with the last name Landers?
HINTS
- The Coach from Florida, coaches at Clemson
- The Coach born in Maine, has a DC whose last name is Cruz
- The coach from Nevada likes Green
- Baylor is ranked 1 ahead of Cal
- Baylor's coach likes Orange
- OC Dave is on the same team as DC Stephens
- The HC of UGA has Tim as his OC
- The team ranked 3rd, has a HC who likes Purple
- The coach born in Georgia, is ranked #1
- The HC whose OC is named Brian, is ranked within 1 of the HC whose DC has the last name McDonald
- The HC whose DC's last name is Smith, is ranked within 1 of the HC whose OC is named Tim
- The HC whose OC is named Ed, likes Blue
- The coach born in Arkansas, has an OC named Mike
- The HC born in Georgia, is ranked within 1 of Purdue
- the team with an OC named Brian, is ranked within 1 of the HC whose favorite color is Red
GOOD LUCK and the winner must explain their answer!
1) quality hints have already been given, but I will verify information for those who put in the work
2) the person that SOLVES it has to create the next riddle
There are 5 teams, ranked 1st through 5th, with five different names
Each team has a head coach born in a different State.
Each head coach has an OC (first names), a DC (last names) and a color of gatorade they prefer for a victory Gatorade bath.
No coaches have the same OC, DC or have same favorite color
The QUESTION The Head Coach from which State, has a Defensive Coordinator with the last name Landers?
HINTS
- The Coach from Florida, coaches at Clemson
- The Coach born in Maine, has a DC whose last name is Cruz
- The coach from Nevada likes Green
- Baylor is ranked 1 ahead of Cal
- Baylor's coach likes Orange
- OC Dave is on the same team as DC Stephens
- The HC of UGA has Tim as his OC
- The team ranked 3rd, has a HC who likes Purple
- The coach born in Georgia, is ranked #1
- The HC whose OC is named Brian, is ranked within 1 of the HC whose DC has the last name McDonald
- The HC whose DC's last name is Smith, is ranked within 1 of the HC whose OC is named Tim
- The HC whose OC is named Ed, likes Blue
- The coach born in Arkansas, has an OC named Mike
- The HC born in Georgia, is ranked within 1 of Purdue
- the team with an OC named Brian, is ranked within 1 of the HC whose favorite color is Red
GOOD LUCK and the winner must explain their answer!
This post was edited on 1/9 at 10:59 pm
re: A riddlePosted by ThereGoesHerschel
on 1/9/21 at 4:25 pm to IT_Dawg

Is the answer the coach from Georgia? Here's what I have:
1)UGA
2)Purdue
3)Clemson
4)Baylor
5)Cal
Clemson- HC from FL
Cal- HC from Nevada
Purdue- HC from Maine
Baylor- HC from Arkansas
UGA- HC from Georgia
1)UGA
2)Purdue
3)Clemson
4)Baylor
5)Cal
Clemson- HC from FL
Cal- HC from Nevada
Purdue- HC from Maine
Baylor- HC from Arkansas
UGA- HC from Georgia
re: A riddlePosted by IT_Dawg
on 1/9/21 at 4:39 pm to ThereGoesHerschel

Your answer to the Riddle is incorrect.
You’re on the right track, but the information you provided was close, but not correct
You’re on the right track, but the information you provided was close, but not correct
This post was edited on 1/9 at 4:41 pm
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re: A riddlePosted by fibonaccisquared
on 1/10/21 at 4:36 am to IT_Dawg

I've got: HC from Arkansas with DC Landers
1-5: UGA, PURDUE, CLEMSON, BAYLOR, CAL
...... GA, NV, FL, AR, ME
......TIM, BRIAN, DAVE, MIKE, ED
...... MCDONALD, SMITH, STEPHENS, LANDERS, CRUZ
...... RED, GREEN, PURPLE, ORANGE, BLUE
1-5: UGA, PURDUE, CLEMSON, BAYLOR, CAL
...... GA, NV, FL, AR, ME
......TIM, BRIAN, DAVE, MIKE, ED
...... MCDONALD, SMITH, STEPHENS, LANDERS, CRUZ
...... RED, GREEN, PURPLE, ORANGE, BLUE
re: A riddlePosted by IT_Dawg
on 1/10/21 at 6:22 am to fibonaccisquared

That is correct. just curious, what was your method to solving it?
Also, you can start a new riddle with the 2 ancient when you are ready...but be warned, people on this site get easily butthurt if you wait too long. Just make sure you have the two rules word for word....
1) quality guesses receive a hint
2) the person that solves has to create the next riddle
Also, you can start a new riddle with the 2 ancient when you are ready...but be warned, people on this site get easily butthurt if you wait too long. Just make sure you have the two rules word for word....
1) quality guesses receive a hint
2) the person that solves has to create the next riddle
re: A riddlePosted by fibonaccisquared
on 1/10/21 at 1:45 pm to IT_Dawg

Woot.
As evidenced by the hour of my submission, this is the only correct method.
(In actual fact, my 3 month old woke me up and couldn't get back to sleep.)
I started out with the old school logic puzzle layout:
But after going through the clues for a bit, it started to make more sense to just make a layout kind of like I had in my solution. 5 rows, columns for all the other values. plug in the known quantities, then start to shuffle some ideas around and see what would work. I don't have my sequence of what exactly I got in what order, but your clue to the prior poster that they were close led me to believe that once I got the teams in that order but I had different "secondary values" that I was probably on the right track. UGA + Georgia + Red certainly made it a little on the easier side.
quote:
what was your method to solving it

As evidenced by the hour of my submission, this is the only correct method.

I started out with the old school logic puzzle layout:

But after going through the clues for a bit, it started to make more sense to just make a layout kind of like I had in my solution. 5 rows, columns for all the other values. plug in the known quantities, then start to shuffle some ideas around and see what would work. I don't have my sequence of what exactly I got in what order, but your clue to the prior poster that they were close led me to believe that once I got the teams in that order but I had different "secondary values" that I was probably on the right track. UGA + Georgia + Red certainly made it a little on the easier side.
re: A riddlePosted by IT_Dawg
on 1/10/21 at 3:14 pm to fibonaccisquared

Well done. It was definitely a logic puzzle. I did those growing up. Father gave me a book of them and paid me $.25/$.50/$1 depending on their difficulty.
re: A riddlePosted by deeprig9
on 1/11/21 at 2:29 pm to fibonaccisquared


Don't wait too long. The keepers of the scroll will be displeased.
re: A riddlePosted by diddlydawg7
on 1/15/21 at 1:23 pm to fibonaccisquared

quote:
fibonaccisquared
It’s been 4 days.

re: A riddlePosted by FaCubeItches
on 1/15/21 at 3:04 pm to IT_Dawg

R is for Rat; a big motherfricker with a cock this long!
- Little Johnny
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re: A riddlePosted by Jefferson Dawg on 1/19/21 at 10:54 pm to FaCubeItches
quote:
A riddle
Is officially cancelled. I failed. Sorry
Will rework the format and come back stronger
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