Week 7 results

[Tim Fleming]

Aaron spoiled the suspense on this one. He did in fact win with his incredible 4-0, 5 point performance. What you all may  not have known is that he did not win by much and there were several people very close to him. Myself included! As a group we put up an unreal 85% winning percentage with 8 4-0 entries. We have never even come close to either of those numbers as a group before.
Brook continued his run by being one of the 4-0 teams this week and held onto the lead for the season. It remains a very close race though, this is shaping up to be the best season race we have had.

[William Mazurek]

Tim,

Brooke brought up a good point.  I thought that the ultimate winner was determined by Total Wins, with Total Deviation being the tie-breaker? 

So if Mark were to tie for the win, despite his having missed a week, he would probably win the Total Deviation tie-breaker (i.e. having missed a week).  So shouldn't the tie-breaker be "Average" deviation, not Total Deviation? 

Or would the reasoning be that if Mark could tie for Total Wins, despite having missed a week, then maybe he should get an advantage in the tie-breaker? 
See, this is what happens to a person who has a terrible season making picks. 

Bill

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From: Tim Fleming <cnafootb...@gmail.com>
To: cna-footb...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, October 24, 2012 4:07:03 PM
Subject: Week 7 results

Aaron spoiled the suspense on this one. He did in fact win with his incredible 4-0, 5 point performance. What you all may  not have known is that he did not win by much and there were several people very close to him. Myself included! As a group we put up an unreal 85% winning percentage with 8 4-0 entries. We have never even come close to either of those numbers as a group before.
Brook continued his run by being one of the 4-0 teams this week and held onto the lead for the season. It remains a very close race though, this is shaping up to be the best season race we have had.

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