Doc
12-11-2015, 03:32 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORphKZpHe1s
Here is how it works:
Below are listed all the SEC teams in bowl games. Pick each SEC team from most likely to win to least likely to win. You MUST PICK THE SEC TEAM. If your first team wins, you move to round 2. If your second team wins, you move to round 3, etc. until you pick a loser. Once you pick a loser you are out. The person who go the farthest wins. If multiple people go to the same round we go to a tiebreaker (see below) So if the SEC goes undefeated everybody who plays will be in the tie breaker.
The tiebreaker: after EACH GAME place the number of point by which you believe the SEC team will win by. Who ever comes closest to the cumulative winning margin of the tie breaker points is the winner. If the cumulative is still tied we work backwards from individual games. So if there are 6 players who miss at round 5, and 3 of those miss the cumulative score of games 1-4 by 15 points then whoever is closest with the differential at round 4. If still tied then we go to the round 3 pick.
Cotton - Alabama vs. Michigan St. - December 31
Sugar - Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma State - January 1
Music City - Texas A&M vs. Louisville - December 30
Citrus Bowl - Florida vs. Michigan - January 1
Outback - Tennessee vs. Northwestern - January 1
Belk - Mississippi St. vs. North Carolina St. - December 30
TaxSlayer - Georgia vs. Penn State - January 2
Texas - LSU vs. Texas Tech - December 29
Liberty - Arkansas vs. Kansas St. - January 2
Birmingham - Auburn vs. Memphis - December 30
Here is how it works:
Below are listed all the SEC teams in bowl games. Pick each SEC team from most likely to win to least likely to win. You MUST PICK THE SEC TEAM. If your first team wins, you move to round 2. If your second team wins, you move to round 3, etc. until you pick a loser. Once you pick a loser you are out. The person who go the farthest wins. If multiple people go to the same round we go to a tiebreaker (see below) So if the SEC goes undefeated everybody who plays will be in the tie breaker.
The tiebreaker: after EACH GAME place the number of point by which you believe the SEC team will win by. Who ever comes closest to the cumulative winning margin of the tie breaker points is the winner. If the cumulative is still tied we work backwards from individual games. So if there are 6 players who miss at round 5, and 3 of those miss the cumulative score of games 1-4 by 15 points then whoever is closest with the differential at round 4. If still tied then we go to the round 3 pick.
Cotton - Alabama vs. Michigan St. - December 31
Sugar - Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma State - January 1
Music City - Texas A&M vs. Louisville - December 30
Citrus Bowl - Florida vs. Michigan - January 1
Outback - Tennessee vs. Northwestern - January 1
Belk - Mississippi St. vs. North Carolina St. - December 30
TaxSlayer - Georgia vs. Penn State - January 2
Texas - LSU vs. Texas Tech - December 29
Liberty - Arkansas vs. Kansas St. - January 2
Birmingham - Auburn vs. Memphis - December 30