CrimsonCowboy
Moderator
Hard to believe, but it's time for college football to kickoff. I did this game on Scout the past few years, and I'm bringing it here. Everyone is invited and encouraged to play. The rules are as follows:
There will be a total of 11 games for you to predict. There will be ten "regular games". All I need is a prediction of which team wins. Each correct prediction is worth two points. There is no penalty for an incorrect pick in these games.
Game of the Week: After the regular games, there will be one "Game of the Week". This will be a game I think could be the best or most interesting game of the weekend. I need a winning team and a score. Each player who predicts the winning team gets five points. Each player picking the loser will be deducted three points. The player who picks the winning team and gets their predicted score closest to the actual gets a ten point bonus. If someone picks the winning team and their predicted score is exactly right, it is a 15 point bonus.
Also, if anyone picks the winning team in all 11 games, they will get a 15 point bonus.
This week's games will be in the next post
There will be a total of 11 games for you to predict. There will be ten "regular games". All I need is a prediction of which team wins. Each correct prediction is worth two points. There is no penalty for an incorrect pick in these games.
Game of the Week: After the regular games, there will be one "Game of the Week". This will be a game I think could be the best or most interesting game of the weekend. I need a winning team and a score. Each player who predicts the winning team gets five points. Each player picking the loser will be deducted three points. The player who picks the winning team and gets their predicted score closest to the actual gets a ten point bonus. If someone picks the winning team and their predicted score is exactly right, it is a 15 point bonus.
Also, if anyone picks the winning team in all 11 games, they will get a 15 point bonus.
This week's games will be in the next post