Standings
| Rank | Pick Set Name | Total Pts | W-L |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | moving screen | 47 | 47-26 |
| 2 | Lobsterback Bisque | 46 | 46-27 |
| 3 | Let Tiny Loose! | 46 | 46-27 |
| 4 | Troatie's picks | 45 | 45-28 |
| 5 | CalFootballBlog | 45 | 45-28 |
| 6 | Whohah's Valiant Carpetbaggers | 44 | 44-29 |
| 7 | CaliforniaSportsFan | 44 | 44-29 |
There's a nine way tie for eighth, and I don't feel like that's all that significant of an accomplishment for all of them to be listed there. Bully for them. Meanwhile, Let Tiny Loose! has fallen from first to third! In my best Stuart Scott voice...wha...what had happened?
- Niks Piks, Nor-Cal Scott, Troatie's picks, and Mission Marauders all tied for 18 correct picks for the week. I don't really feel like going through all of them.
- There was also a four way tie for worst picks of the week, with Ron Mexico All-Stars, Don't Ease It In Forsett, oskisunbear, and whathuh only getting 12 picks correct.
- Everyone picked Cal. Way to go, team. PUMP PUMP PUMP
- Everyone also took Oregon over Missouri State. DUCK DUCK DUCK
- Two people incorrectly two Tulsa (+13.5) against Oklahoma State. WHYYYY
- Five people incorrectly took Colorado State (+7.5) against Colorado. Go Pac-12.
- Only three people correctly took Illinois (-1) over Arizona State.
- Only nine people correctly took Temple (+6.5) against Penn State. Man, the Nittany Lions have fallen far.
- Nine people incorrectly took Arizona (+9.5) against the Furd. But then, that's not incorrect, morally speaking.
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Loser's Lurgy put another depressing week on Suck It Starkey, as he again lost to the week's highest scorer by a count of 156-145. Andrew Luck, Marcus Lattimore, and the Cal defense (I thought I pick in weak opponent adjustments, but I guess not) put a hurting on to overcome strong efforts from Bryant Moniz, LaMichael James, and the Virginia Tech defense.
Big BAM slipped by Team America 141.75-137 behind, well, a bunch of guys whose names I don't know. Z. Line? J. Randle? Who knew Jerome Randle came back to college as a running back? And a good one, at that. Team America actually had quite the strong effort on its bench...a substitution of Marques Wilson in there would have resulted in them being the highest scorer of the week.
RAAAMMPPAAAGGEEE put a hurting on Team Marshall 122.5-70.25, although that's not much of an accomplishment. Case Keenum accounted for 28 of Team Marshall's 70.25 points, meaning the other eight roster positions accounted for an average of less than six points each. Yeesh. Robert Griffin, Trent Richardson, and the West Virginia defense were most of the way there themselves.
Russell Wilson and Taylor Martinez fought to a standoff as Wilson had slightly more support to help Lobsterback Bisque triumph over born2longsnap 110-102. The key was that, well, born2longsnap got a grand total of 2 points from its WR3, TE, and kicker. It pays to watch your roster, kids. Especially when you have a reasonably productive bench.