NFC South Pick Challenge (Week 1 Results)

[conrad77 (Bucs Fan)]

Nice showing everyone. The first week is always very unpredictable and no board (other than Tampa's, had an 0-4 showing). Congrats to the Week 1 Winner - STULAAKE (T). First blood goes to the Buccaneers. Week two picks will be up soon. Let's see if the other teams get redemption. Remember, the more players, the better the odds.

After each players name you will see in parentheses a letter signifying the city for each player. (T=Tampa, A=Atlanta, C=Charlotte and N=New Orleans).

Lets see who has the bragging rights each week and at the end of the season.

Players from 4 teams were: Tampa 61, Atlanta 15, New Orleans 9 and Charlotte 6.

As all can see from the numbers below, it was not an easy week. Only 8 players finished above .500. 38 finished at .500, with 37 at .250 and 8 finished 0-4.

The winning teams versus the spread were the Browns (28 picks), Steelers (23 picks), Giants (67 picks) and Texans (19 picks).

The winner this week, from Tampa, was STULAAKE with the only perfect 4-0. Tampa has bragging rights this week.

Of the 7 who finished with 3-1, 4 were from Tampa, 2 from New Orleans and 1 from Charlotte. (Sorry Atlanta)

The tie breaker # was 182. Uncle Stan of Tampa was closest at 181.

As the first week and the YTD are the same, this will be the only report for this week.

(Tiebreaker number selected by the player, immediately precedes the name and the names are usually displayed in order.

4-0 1 100%

211 STULAAKE (T)

3-1 7 .750

288 RaheemTheDream (T)

257 Tbaybucs (T)

195 Germanbuc (T)

325 2jakefansinva ©

256 jhoniten (N)

367 Parlorcitysaint (N)

170 Poppi (T)

2-2 38 .500

227 Hate (T)

178 ktownbuc47 (T)

265 The X Factor (T)

228 conrad77 (T)

183 Hells Bells (T)

238 littlericky (T)

253 John Galt? (T)

185 Raheem 2010 Morris (T)

247 sandiegobuc (T)

243 Codmons (T)

232 T (T)

192 TbC_Bucs (T)

253 BucfanMark (T)

235 shawn731 (T)

266 Got Spleen? (T)

219 ilovebeer (T)

184 BucLifer (T)

270 RedAlert (T)

222 jcarruth (T)

200 Chezmoney3 (T)

235 Btownbucs (T)

0 jmoon (T)

225 ABFalcons (A)

266 vabchbirdlover (A)

276 rcky_mtn_falcon (A)

287 turnerdburner (A)

206 RoddyRoddy'sPiper (A)

272 papaswag (A)

240 Desert_Falcon (A)

261 Shredman (A)

301 X-Clown ©

327 The RealDeal ©

366 panthers55 ©

320 ItsNotGonnaBeAlright ©

312 endlessHIMdark (N)

321 SaintReggie (N)

332 Aussaint (N)

217 Strick-9 (T)

1-3 37 .250

223 Tampa-Two (T)

301 Tony Clifton 3.0 (T)

164 bizkitlimped (T)

267 ts (T)

198 MrsRod (T)

215 JM (T)

235 NavyBuc93 (T)

229 kbl11 (T)

220 docbravo (T)

217 Along13 (T)

263 BucNGator (T)

191 Ladyfan (T)

268 Biggs3535 (T)

228 Jack Rabbit Slim (T)

269 1sparkybuc (T)

185 Keith Walter (T)

241 Bucweiser (T)

269 netsbucscardsfan (T)

245 Buc 63 (T)

174 Cadillac Attack (T)

217 Replica (T)

213 yuccaneers (T)

254 AcuraT (T)

303 Robb4242 (T)

297 kibitzer (T)

205 Tandy (A)

343 AtlantaFalconPokerPro (A)

292 Magee's Falcons (A)

327 Chris D (A)

300 radio24 (A)

272 Replive ©

225 bigcarlittlewill (N)

412 Saints#12 (N)

322 cruzilla (N)

265 Saints & Devils (N)

250 casinoace (T)

181 Uncle Stan (T)

0-4 8 .000

248 PreferNFL2010 (T)

211 beniro (T)

175 BucBalla (T)

244 oldfan (T)

242 Zepkin (T)

213 pewterpirate (T)

196 clau08 (T)

191 BigBuc19 (T)

Week 2 NFCS PR PickEM will be up as soon as there is a line on the Bucs/Carolina game. Being held up by oddsmakers until more is known about their QB situation.

[conrad77 (Bucs Fan)]

Was surprised to see only Bucs members in the 0-4 group. Nice showing for you all. It bodes well for the win percentage at the end of the year. I think if you guys keep doing this well, you will be in great shape. Wouldn't hurt to add a few more players too.

[conrad77 (Bucs Fan)]

For those who were wondering, the team winning percentages have been calculated for the week and are as follow;

Tampa .544 87-157

Charlotte .500 12-12

New Orleans .444 16-20

Atlanta .383 23-37

Each week will have a big effect on this in the beginning so next week could potentially turn the current standings upside down. The more who play, the easier it is to absorb losses.