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| − | Libo built up his reputation for negging. His greatest buzz may have been at 2011 [[Chicago Open]] against [[Seth Teitler]]'s team when he powered Boleslaw the Brave to allow his team to win by 5 points. His main contribution to the Michigan team's 2013 attempt at a national title was to neg less, but old habits die hard and he started negging like crazy again as the playoffs went on. | + | Libo built up his reputation for negging. His greatest buzz may have been at 2011 [[Chicago Open]] against [[Seth Teitler]]'s team when he powered Boleslaw the Brave to allow his team to win by 5 points. His main contribution to the Michigan team's 2013 attempt at a national title was to neg less, but old habits die hard and he started negging like crazy again as the playoffs went on to the detriment of his team. |
==Writing/Editing Experience== | ==Writing/Editing Experience== | ||
Revision as of 10:36, 5 May 2013
| Libo Zeng | |
| Noted subjects | negging, questions on things he knows |
| Current college | University of Washington (2013-) |
| Past colleges | Michigan (2009-2013) |
| High school | Troy (2007-2009) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Libo Zeng was a former player for Michigan who now plays at the University of Washington. He's known for negging himself to defeat.
High School Career
In an amusing incident, Libo's attempt to join quizbowl in his sophomore year of high school was stymied because he couldn't find the meeting room. He then proceeded to not join until his junior year.
College Career
Libo built up his reputation for negging. His greatest buzz may have been at 2011 Chicago Open against Seth Teitler's team when he powered Boleslaw the Brave to allow his team to win by 5 points. His main contribution to the Michigan team's 2013 attempt at a national title was to neg less, but old habits die hard and he started negging like crazy again as the playoffs went on to the detriment of his team.