Howlin' at the moon
The Monday night 'dog comes through for the second consecutive week, giving five players in our charity 'dognostication game 3.5 points each for their savvy. Next week's lines should be available tomorrow.
Here are the standings as we enter Week 9 -- we're at the halfway point in the regular season, and after 17 regular season weeks our game will run three weeks into the playoffs. The new rankings include a new leader of the pack:
PDXileinOmaha 26.5
AKevin 25
John Ch. 20
Larry Legend 19.5
jmh 18
Michael K. 18
Pete Rozelle 17.5
Gordon 16.5
Eric W. 15.5
genop's gal 14.5
john dull 14.5
genop 14
Usual Kevin 14
Carol 13.5
Tommy W. 13
mna 11.5
Weavmo 11.5
Bob 9.5
Annie 9
Biggest Cubs Loser 9
umpire 9
Paul 8.5
Bad Brad 8
John Cr. 8
Drewbob 7.5
Gary 6
Money Maker 6
Bayou Baby 5
Grizfan 3
Broadway Joe 0
NoPoGuy 0
Ricardo 0
Rudie 0
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Comments (2)
Great Googaly Moogaly! Way to go Chefs!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U_EfE-mqgE
Posted by PDXileinOmaha | November 1, 2011 6:50 AM
Much that is of great value about competitive sports is lost in the NFL and its university colonies. It is healthy to recall that sportsmanship is more than something revealed by infractions against it. Consider this decision and action by some young and admittedly privileged athletes:
"It's always said that high school sports are supposed to teach young athletes the value of good sportsmanship. Now we all know that at least two prep rowers from Philadelphia are listening."
http://rivals.yahoo.com/highschool/blog/prep_rally/post/Teen-rowers-give-up-medal-dreams-to-help-capsize?urn=highschool-wp7953
"When the Episcopal Academy duo finally reached the finish line, their coaches were stunned that it had taken them so long … until they found out that the sophomore and junior had helped their capsized opponents. That information changed the Episcopal staff's reaction from one of mild disappointment to admiration of their own charges."
Posted by Gardiner Menefree | November 1, 2011 1:17 PM