Thursday, December 13, 2007
Obviously, You Are A Bowler
As we mentioned in the last post's comments, it is time for the Sportsmeat College Football Bowl Game Final Jeopardy-Like Prognostication Fiasco (the "SCFBGFJLPF").
Here are the rules:
1) Each player must pick at least 5 bowl games on which to wager.
2) Each player must wager at least 5 points on each game.
3) Each player must make a pick on the championship game.
4) Nobody may wager more than 50% of their available points on any one game.
5) Each player must wager all of their points (BBD must wager a total of 114 points, Dave Law must wager 67.5, etc.).
Again, here's the standings:
Budds - 114 points
Snoop - 97
Maxipriest - 95.5
EJ - 94.5
Joe - 85
Big Thunder - 70
Dave Law - 67.5
Y.A. Shoes - 29
For sanity's sake, I'm not dealing in half points. So here is the largest wager amount available to each contestant:
Budds - 57 points
Snoop - 49
Maxipriest - 48
EJ - 48
Joe - 43
Big Thunder - 35
Dave Law - 34
Y.A. Shoes - 15
Here are the bowls (picking straight up -- not against the spread):
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia
Utah vs. Navy
R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Memphis vs. Florida Atlantic
Papajohns.com Bowl
Southern Miss vs. Cincinnati
New Mexico
Nevada vs. New Mexico
Pioneer Las Vegas
UCLA vs. BYU
Sheraton Hawaii
Boise State vs. East Carolina
Motor City
Purdue vs. Central Michigan
Pacific Life Holiday
Arizona State vs. Texas
Champs Sports
Boston College vs. Michigan State
Texas
TCU vs. Houston
Emerald
Maryland vs. Oregon State
Meineke Car Care
UConn vs. Wake Forest
AutoZone Liberty
UCF vs. Mississippi State
Valero Alamo
Penn State vs. Texas A&M
PetroSun Independence
Alabama vs. Colorado
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces
California vs. Air Force
Roady's Humanitarian
Georgia Tech vs. Fresno State
Brut Sun
South Florida vs. Oregon
Gaylord Hotels Music City
Kentucky vs. Florida State
Insight
Indiana vs. Oklahoma State
Chick-fil-A
Clemson vs. Auburn
Outback
Wisconsin vs. Tennessee
AT&T Cotton
Missouri vs. Arkansas
Konica Minolta Gator
Texas Tech vs. Virginia
Capital One
Michigan vs. Florida
Rose Bowl presented by Citi
Illinois vs. USC
Allstate Sugar
Hawaii vs. Georgia
Tostitos Fiesta
Oklahoma vs. West Virginia
FedEx Orange
Virginia Tech vs. Kansas
International
Rutgers vs. Ball State
GMAC
Bowling Green vs. Tulsa
Allstate BCS Championship Game
LSU vs. Ohio State
Put your picks in the comments. Also, if you have any questions, fire away soon.
Discussion Topics:
1) TJ Ford went to the hospital (again) after somehow landing on his head following an Al Horford foul. Horford was ejected from the game. Over 60% on ESPN.com think Horford should be suspended, fined, or both. What's your take on that play?
**Please note -- the picture at the right is not from Tuesday's game. It is from 2004 -- the other time Ford was taken off the court on a stretcher with his head immobilized.
2) The Mitchell report supposedly names Roger Clemens as a juicer. Does this surprise you? If so, are you F'ing retarded? Did anyone not see this coming? What's next? Bret Boone? Maybe Brady Anderson or Luis Gonzalez? Discuss.
Here are the rules:
1) Each player must pick at least 5 bowl games on which to wager.
2) Each player must wager at least 5 points on each game.
3) Each player must make a pick on the championship game.
4) Nobody may wager more than 50% of their available points on any one game.
5) Each player must wager all of their points (BBD must wager a total of 114 points, Dave Law must wager 67.5, etc.).
Again, here's the standings:
Budds - 114 points
Snoop - 97
Maxipriest - 95.5
EJ - 94.5
Joe - 85
Big Thunder - 70
Dave Law - 67.5
Y.A. Shoes - 29
For sanity's sake, I'm not dealing in half points. So here is the largest wager amount available to each contestant:
Budds - 57 points
Snoop - 49
Maxipriest - 48
EJ - 48
Joe - 43
Big Thunder - 35
Dave Law - 34
Y.A. Shoes - 15
Here are the bowls (picking straight up -- not against the spread):
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia
Utah vs. Navy
R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Memphis vs. Florida Atlantic
Papajohns.com Bowl
Southern Miss vs. Cincinnati
New Mexico
Nevada vs. New Mexico
Pioneer Las Vegas
UCLA vs. BYU
Sheraton Hawaii
Boise State vs. East Carolina
Motor City
Purdue vs. Central Michigan
Pacific Life Holiday
Arizona State vs. Texas
Champs Sports
Boston College vs. Michigan State
Texas
TCU vs. Houston
Emerald
Maryland vs. Oregon State
Meineke Car Care
UConn vs. Wake Forest
AutoZone Liberty
UCF vs. Mississippi State
Valero Alamo
Penn State vs. Texas A&M
PetroSun Independence
Alabama vs. Colorado
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces
California vs. Air Force
Roady's Humanitarian
Georgia Tech vs. Fresno State
Brut Sun
South Florida vs. Oregon
Gaylord Hotels Music City
Kentucky vs. Florida State
Insight
Indiana vs. Oklahoma State
Chick-fil-A
Clemson vs. Auburn
Outback
Wisconsin vs. Tennessee
AT&T Cotton
Missouri vs. Arkansas
Konica Minolta Gator
Texas Tech vs. Virginia
Capital One
Michigan vs. Florida
Rose Bowl presented by Citi
Illinois vs. USC
Allstate Sugar
Hawaii vs. Georgia
Tostitos Fiesta
Oklahoma vs. West Virginia
FedEx Orange
Virginia Tech vs. Kansas
International
Rutgers vs. Ball State
GMAC
Bowling Green vs. Tulsa
Allstate BCS Championship Game
LSU vs. Ohio State
Put your picks in the comments. Also, if you have any questions, fire away soon.
Discussion Topics:
1) TJ Ford went to the hospital (again) after somehow landing on his head following an Al Horford foul. Horford was ejected from the game. Over 60% on ESPN.com think Horford should be suspended, fined, or both. What's your take on that play?
**Please note -- the picture at the right is not from Tuesday's game. It is from 2004 -- the other time Ford was taken off the court on a stretcher with his head immobilized.
2) The Mitchell report supposedly names Roger Clemens as a juicer. Does this surprise you? If so, are you F'ing retarded? Did anyone not see this coming? What's next? Bret Boone? Maybe Brady Anderson or Luis Gonzalez? Discuss.
Labels: Bowling, Broken Head, Mitchell Report, Roger Clemens Sucks, SCFBGFJLPF, TJ Ford
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OK, I'll go first.
Utah for 20 points over Navy
Florida for 35 over Michigan
USC for 5 over Illinois
Rutgers for 5 over Ball State
Ohio State for 5 over LSU
Booyah.
Utah for 20 points over Navy
Florida for 35 over Michigan
USC for 5 over Illinois
Rutgers for 5 over Ball State
Ohio State for 5 over LSU
Booyah.
Georgia for 34 over Hawaii
Boston College for 5 over Michigan St
Virginia for 6 over Texas Tech
Florida 10.5 over Michigan
Boise St for 12 over ECU
Any bonus points for upsets?
9:57 AM
Boston College for 5 over Michigan St
Virginia for 6 over Texas Tech
Florida 10.5 over Michigan
Boise St for 12 over ECU
Any bonus points for upsets?
9:57 AM
USC for 25 pts
Florida for 20
Boise for 19
Penn St. for 10
West Virginia for 10
Ohio State for 5
Rutgers for 5
Wake for 5
Virginia for 5
Tennessee for 5
Oregon State for 5
That is all.
Florida for 20
Boise for 19
Penn St. for 10
West Virginia for 10
Ohio State for 5
Rutgers for 5
Wake for 5
Virginia for 5
Tennessee for 5
Oregon State for 5
That is all.
USC for 30
Michigan for 10
Georgia for 10
Oklahoma for 10
Kentucky for 5.5
Boston College for 5
Virginia Tech for 5
Rutgers for 5
LSU for 5
Arkansas for 5
UCLA for 5
Michigan for 10
Georgia for 10
Oklahoma for 10
Kentucky for 5.5
Boston College for 5
Virginia Tech for 5
Rutgers for 5
LSU for 5
Arkansas for 5
UCLA for 5
BC over Mich State - 5
UCS over Ill - 43
LSU over Ohio State - 5
Rutgers over Ball State - 27
Missouri over Ark - 5
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UCS over Ill - 43
LSU over Ohio State - 5
Rutgers over Ball State - 27
Missouri over Ark - 5
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