Stump the schwab game

Recently, a former high school classmate contacted Schwab and asked if he would be interested in working on the new sports trivia app. The sides are developing an app where users will be able to compete against Schwab in real time for a chance to win cash and prizes.

This thing is going to be great. I just hope people want to compete and see how they do. Along with the app, Schwab still works with Vitale and the two are thinking about writing a possible book. Jan Jan 12 22 Comments. Jan 13 21 Comments. Jan 13 5 Comments. Jan 12 86 Comments. Jan 12 57 Comments. Jan 11 78 Comments. Charlotte Harpur and Matt Slater. Jan 11 4 Comments. Press 'Enter' to see all results. Most Recent Stories. Log In Subscribe. AFC East. AFC North.

AFC South. AFC West. NFC East. NFC North. NFC South. NFC West. AL East. AL Central. Mostly, you'll see a question asked, one of them will use their pass and then other will pass it right back. Anyway, at the end, whoever has the most points, wins. Out of probably episodes of this show I've seen, "The Schwab" has lost only about twice, I think. He's the MAN! The show is also peppered with the sarcastic remarks of Stuart Scott. He's a very funny man and I enjoy hearing him talk, especially on this show.

I just really enjoy this show. Details Edit. Release date July 16, United States. United States. Official site. Technical specs Edit.

Runtime 35 minutes. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Edit page. After three lists, the contestant with the lowest score but not the Schwab is eliminated.

To date, only one list has been completed with no wrong answers a list on all 16 [at the time] AFC head coaches. Round two has all sorts of games, one per episode, played with the last two contestants.

Schwab does not play any of them, but will give the correct answer if no contestant gives a correct answer. The player with the highest score after the round wins and faces the Schwab. Some games include:. In this round, four categories, each with questions worth one, two, and three points are read to the contestant and the Schwab. Every wrong answer earns a strike, and three strikes means game over.