Week 2 Accuracy: 4 out of 12. 33% I hate humans. Season Accuracy: 12 out of 24. 50%. I feel like Oklahoma vs BYU Even with one team missing a coach (SoCal) and another team avoiding coaching (North Carolina), it would still only have been 7 out of 12. Colossus is very annoyed with humanity unpredictability. The geeks are considering the introduction of a "coaching factor" that will modify the point spreads based on coaching ability. Upset of the Week Denver (+2) 45, Real Charleston 24 The Galacticos could not have had worse luck. How could any team, even Donelson, survive this: 2 interceptions returned for touchdowns, 1 kick off return for a touchdown and 1 punt return for a touchdown? But RCC kept themselves in it for most of the game, absorbing the blows, tieing it up at the end of the 3rd quarter, 24-24, only to watch the Dynamite offense come alive for a moment with RB Adrian Peterson (11 runs for 72 yds, 1 TD, 6.5 avg) scampering for a 34 yard TD at the start of the 4th quarter. Then, on the following drive, Kurt Warner (28 of 44, 253 yds, 2 ints, 2 tds, 75 rating) tried to run it after seeing the short zone coverage blanket the short pass he was attempting and fumbled it away on his own 30. RB Warrick Dunn (7 rushes, 27 yds, 1 td, 4.0 avg) did the honors with a 12 yard run and a 1 yard sweep for the TD. Key play with a pass interference penalty moving the Dynamite from the 18 to the 1. RCC had 3 more chances to score before the end of the game: 2 ending on failed 4th down attempts and the third on an interception. +1 San Diego (2-0) at Great Lakes (1-1) This is a great matchup. P. Manning vs GLM secondary. SD's lack of a good #2 receiver will be the difference. +3 Denver (1-1) vs San Pedro(C) (0-2) No more fluky wins for the Dynamite. The Corsairs win going away... +6 NW Missouri (1-1) vs Transylvania (0-2) The Evil Dead should get their first win but the Rednecks have some playas. +6 Knoxville (1-1) at SoCal (1-1) Knoxville. Email me. I'll sub for unowned SoCal just to help Colossus out. +6 Nashville (1-1) vs Dallas (2-0) Usually a good game regardless of point spread. Gladiators want it, they want it bad. +8 Wausau (0-2) at San Pedro(B) (0-2) The final order of this division will not resemble the current order. +8 Dayton (1-1) vs Montcalm (1-1) Panthers let Tillman take the division lead. They can't slip up. +9 North Carolina (0-2) at Tillman (2-0) Rangers have an easy game against a bad team with a coach MIA. +11 Death Valley (0-2) vs Fresno (1-1) Seems a bit harsh. Surely the Demons can keep it closer? +11 Steeltown (2-0) at Real Charleston (1-1) The heir to the Riggins division throne spanks the pretender. +14 Mt. Pilot (1-1) at New England (2-0) The Generals benefit from a soft division and soft schedule. Tillman next week though. +15 Hermitage (1-1) vs Donelson (2-0) Yaaaaaaaawn. Another week, another win for the Warriors. I'm tellin' ya - they will not lose a game this season. Maybe some competition in the playoffs? A marshmallow schedule and a strong team. Every time I look at these spreads - it's unbelievable. Well, here...look at 'em: 01: -11 Donelson vs Denver 02: -20 Donelson at Death Valley 03: -15 Donelson at Hermitage 04: -10 Donelson vs Real Charleston 05: -14 Donelson vs San Pedro(C) 06: -20 Donelson vs Dallas 07: -16 Donelson at San Diego 08: -28 Donelson vs Mt. Pilot 09: -14 Donelson at Transylvania 10: -23 Donelson vs Wausau 11: -21 Donelson at SoCal 12: -13 Donelson vs Hermitage 13: -16 Donelson vs North Carolina 14: -12 Donelson at Denver 15: -15 Donelson at Dayton 16: -22 Donelson at San Pedro(C) |
Monday, September 7, 2009
Week 3 Point Spreads
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