Put in my vote fore redz
Just wondering why? I mean, intelligence is a pretty non-subjective thing. This is how it comes out for me:
Artist: Leonardo DaVinci = Michelangelo (Wash - Both IQs in 180s)
Olympic Gold Medalist: Bill Russell > Michael Phelps (Redz)
Losing Presidential Candidate: Jesse Jackson < Thomas Jefferson (Bahku - close)
Mythical Being: Golem < Leprechaun (Bahku - good margin)
Redhead: Red Auerbach > Brian Scalabrine (Redz)
Mascot: Bruins Bear < Mortimer McPestle, Eutectic (Bahku - good margin)
Rapper: Q-Tip < Tupac (Bahku - close)
Wrestler: Dude Love = Bruno Sammartino (Wash)
TV Law Enforcement Character: Dexter > Vic Mackey (Redz - good margin)
Wild Card: Santa Claus < Abraham Lincoln (Bahku)
Wash: 2
Redz: 3
Bahku: 5
ahhhh, but a good team is more than just individual matchups. Somehow Red Auerbach finds a way to use Bill Russell's basketball savvy to mold the Bear and the Gollem's unique intellectual strengths into just the right piece of the puzzle that makes my team the collective Borg-like genius that it is.
And mascots are only as good as the person inside them. Bear wins over nerdy pharmacist in street smarts.
The "Street Smarts" direction Roy provided is certainly a nice effort, but is just plain too much of a stretch, and a rather transparent attempt at besting Mort's unquestionable superiority in this category ... this is about Smartest Team, afterall, not Smartest Team on the
Street.
But if you want to somehow include the "street smarts" definition, that would vault my wrestler into an easy lead, as hiding from Nazis is by far better education for street smarts, (Bruno Sammartino), and Vic Mackey is the
definition of the phrase, giving me that pick superiority as well.
