- WEEK TWELVE WINNER: Jake Oconnell. For the first time this year, it didn’t require a 6-0 to win the weekly prize. Despite a 5-0-1 record, Jake still scored 127 points. He also currently leads the “Best Finish” race.
- The group and lock winning percentages were bad for the second time in three weeks: 43.9% and 39.7%, respectively.
- Nobody went 6-0, but only four people went 0-6.
- Only 12 people scored 100+ points, which is the lowest total for the year.
- Baylor vs TCU was the most popular game of the year, with most of those picks (277 of them) going on TCU. It was a wild game that saw TCU get the win, but Baylor the cover.
- Oklahoma State was the 2nd most popular pick of the week. Bedlam was over almost as soon as it started, as the Sooners needed only a quarter of scoring to cover the spread.
- The third most popular pick of the week, LSU over UAB, was a winner. It was also the biggest winner of the year by percentage. What looked to be a trap game was easily won and covered by the Tigers.
- The overall winning percentage has dipped below .500.
- The lock winning percentage is the exact same as the overall percentage, 49.8%.
- Colby Leseberg has a one point lead over Aaron Bowser for the top spot on the leaderboard.
- 50 people are within 60 points of the Top Ten.
- Lee Bowen leads the lock race a 11-1. Matt, Zac and Petey are right behind him at 10-2.
- The bracket is down to the final four: Jimmy Smith, Hollywould, Doug Hall and Bary Holleyman.