- WEEK THIRTEEN WINNER: John Eanes. Only two people went 6-0: John Eanes and Jake Bergmann. Jake was left on the outside looking in, as John outscored him by two.
- The overall and lock winning percentages were average 50.2% and 48.9%, respectively.
- For the first time this year, nobody went 0-6. Good work, team.
- Michael Patton finds himself back in 1st place with just one week to go.
- Iven Stevenson is the only person in the Top Ten with a losing lock record.
- Six people in the Top Ten scored 100+ points in Week 12.
- 37 points separate 10th place from 20th place.
- Dusty Weatherly has run his lock record to 12-0-1. Since he is 1.5 games ahead of 2nd, he has already locked up the lock race. Congratulations, Dusty!
- Michael Patton and Chelsie D are tied for second at 11-2.
- Tyler H is now 0-12-1 on his locks. The OG is 1-10-1 and 4 others are 2-11.
- Jake Bergmann didn’t quite win the week, but he is leading the “Best Finish”. He is 15-3 going into the last week.
- Bryan Bottoms has had a rollercoaster of a season. He’s had four 100 points weeks and three 20 point weeks.
- The group majority went 9-5-1 ATS in a week that favorites only went 4-10-1. Interesting stat, especially considering the group majority only picked an underdog in 5 of the 15 games. Explanation? See below.
- The group majority picked an underdog in five games. They were 5-0 ATS in those games.
- The Michigan vs Ohio State game was the most popular game of the week and the most popular game of the year. It was also the most watched football game of the year. Michigan won outright as an underdog.
- The most locked game was Bedlam. 80 people locked the game. 54 picks for OSU. 26 for OU. The game ended in a push.
- The least popular game of the week was an ACC matchup. For the year, the ACC has had the least popular game 6 times. The PAC-12 is in second with 5. Of the five PAC-12 games. USC was involved in 4 of those….I don’t see their popularity increasing anytime soon for many cfb fans around here.
- 9 of the 15 games earned bonus points. Kentucky earned maximum bonus points in their rout of Louisville.
- Home underdogs went 6-3 ATS, which makes them 44-27-2 for the year. The 61.6% winning percentage would be good enough for 4th place in the rankings.
- Dusty Weatherly and Brad Knowles will face each other in the bracket finals. In the overall standings, they are 43rd and 59th, respectively.