deadline is tomorrow before the games start (2 PM EST). Picks ranked by confidence. http://games.espn.go.com/bowlmania/en/frontpage group name: The Gang Green password: dallas http://games.espn.go.com/bowlmania/en/group?groupID=34791
I double checked and unlike some past years, they don't allow changes after the first game. What I mean is you used to be able to pick games one by one and set confidence for them and only those would be locked. For non-confidence it's still that way, but for confidence everything locks tomorrow.
Thanks for setting this up. I have not made any real changes since I posted my picks here, so thank god for confidence points. I may be screwed, but without them I could really be screwed if two entries worked together.
Yeah... If it was straight picks and your line up was known entries with only slight modifications from yours could box you in. That was my thinking. With confidence points worth a point a pop, it does not matter. Your ranking can be more imporant then your winning picks.
update: RANK ENTRY, OWNER TOTAL PCT 1 Remove UserAustin, A. Enyeart 124 84.8 2 Remove Usernametaken29 1, M. Electric 111 78.6 3 yisman, S. Vicious 110 78.2 4 Remove Usertmlabelle 1, T. LaBelle 98 66.7 5 Remove Usertgg624 1, T. Jets 97 64.6 I'm actually perfect so far, but at lower confidence levels, I suppose. BYU and Boise State were my 32 and 34.
Looks like it's going to be Austin #1 and me #2. I put several teams too high when I picked them, but when I actually bet those games on the day of, I took the underdog (Army vs. SMU, UCF vs. Georgia, Washington vs. Nebraska, and USF vs. Clemson, most notably). I think I would've had a much better chance had I been able to do it like in years past, selecting confidences each day, but I'm sure others would argue the same.
Final Standings: RNK ENTRY, OWNER TOTAL PCT 1 Austin, A-11, 454 99.1 2 Yisman, . 431 96.2 3 M. Electric 319 35.3 4 T. LaBelle 308 28.7 5 T. Jets 304 26.5 Thanks for putting this together Yisman. We both started and finished down the stretch strong.
