- WEEK THREE WINNER: Dale Sheller. Eleven people went 6-0! Dale (128 points) edged out TDowdell83 and Doug Reigle to take home the weekly prize. Its the second time in as many weeks that a newbie has earned the top score. So much for paying your dues.
- Its rare to have 10 or more people go a perfect 6-0. It happened only three times last year.
- Kris K was the only person to go 0-6. Sorry, Kris. The good news is….well, there is no good news.
- The group and lock winning percentages were both great: 59.4% and 65.1%, respectively.
- There were some HUGE pick disparities this week. Seven games had at least a 100-pick disparity between the underdog and favorite. Three games had a greater than 200-pick disparity. In every case, the action was on the side of the favorite.
- 74% of this week’s picks were for the favorites!
- 87.8% of the locks were placed on the favorites!
- Favorites actually had a losing week against the spread (6-8-1), yet the scoring average for the group was 73.7 points. Clearly, the picks for the favorites were loaded heavily in the right spots.
- Nobody locked South Carolina against Alabama. Not one. They covered of course.
- OSU (279 picks) and OU (257 picks) were the two most popular sides. They both covered. In fact, the top 4 most popular picks covered the spread.
- The group majority went with two underdogs: Iowa State and Kansas State. Both teams were ATS winners.
- We had our first push of the year, and it happened in dramatic fashion. Florida scored on a 76 yard TD run with 33 seconds left to push the 8 point spread. Seconds earlier, Kentucky had missed a 35 yard field goal, which would’ve given them a 23-21 lead.
- We have a new PP6 leader. J Thompson is 15-2-1 and has scored at least 105 points every week.
- Corbin Tirey is 2-15-1 and has scored nowhere near 105 points every week.
- 96 people have a 3-0 lock record.