Twelve is a dozen. But here at Pickled Pigskins, we’re offering a baker’s dozen of the finest (and some not so fine) college football teams trying to gain honor and glory. It’s an odd year, when traditional losers like Indiana are in the Top Ten, and traditional power houses, like LSU and Auburn, are not. So, friends, pick your winners, including the extra 3 that are there just in case the virus that won’t go away claims another team and causes a cancelation.
Kevin won last week, but decided to defer to second place to choose the tie breaker. So, Janice gets to pick, unless she decides to defer to AJ. Whatever. There is an alternate tie breaker, so choose the winner and score of both of those games. Just get those guesses in by NOON EST Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020.
1. Michigan State @ Maryland
2. #9 Indiana @ #3 Ohio State
3. Iowa @ Penn State
4. Mizzou @ South Carolina
5. LSU @ Arkansas
6. #10 Wisconsin @ #19 Northwestern
7. Arizona @ Washington (This is the alternate Tie Breaker- pick the final score and winner)
8. #14 Oklahoma State @ #18 Oklahoma
9. B1G Ten Pillow Fight: Illinois (1-3) @ Nebraska (1-2)
10. Tie Breaker (pick the winner and final score) #21 Liberty @ North Carolina State
Optional picks: #7 Cincinnati @ Central Florida; Appalachian State @ #15 Coastal Carolina; Virginia Tech @ Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Indiana
Iowa
Mizzou
LSU
Wisconsin
Arizona 27-17
Oklahoma State
Illinois
Liberty 31-21
Cincinnati
Coastal Carolina
Pitt
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1. Michigan State
2. Ohio State
3. Penn State
4. South Carolina
5. LSU
6. Wisconsin
7. Arizona 21-14
8. Oklahoma St.
9. Nebraska
10. Liberty 14-7
Cincinnati
Coastal Carolina Pittsburgh
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Chas’ wild guesses
1 Maryland
2 Ohio St.
3 Penn St.
4 S. Carolina
5 LSU
6 Wisconsin
7 Arizona, 21-14
8 Oklahoma
9 Nebraska
10 NC State 21-14
Cincinnati, App. State, Pitt.
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Go Boise.
This is the week I get it right so watch and learn:
Michigan State
Ohio
Iowa
South Carolina
LSU
Wisconsin
Arizona 30-21
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
North Carolina State 30-21
Cincinnati
Coastal Carolina
Virginia Tech
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Michigan State
Ohio State
Iowa
Mizzou
LSU
Wisconsin
Arizona 24-17
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Liberty 35-10
Cincinnati; Coastal Carolina; Pittsburgh
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It looks like AJ favors all the visiting teams, except two.
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Michigan State-Maryland has been cancelled. I’m putting the Cincinnati-UCF game in its place.
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Lest someone claim “nepotism” as that one always does, is it nepotism if the person running the poll wins? I think that’s called something else in politics and business. But this is neither. So, in order to satisfy the one unnamed person whom we all know, here are the results of the games played (and who picked the correct winner- A=AJ; C=Chas; J=Janice; M=Mumsee; P= yours truly):
Cincinnati 36-UCF33 (All)
Ohio State 42-Indiana 35 (C,J,M,P)
Iowa 41-Penn State 21 (A,M,P)
Mizzou 17-South Carolina 10 (A,P)
LSU 27-Arkansas 24 (All)
Northwestern 17-Wisconsin 7 (No one)
Washington 44- Arizona 27 (No one)
Oklahoma 41-Oklahoma State 13 (C,P)
Illinois 41- Nebraska 23 (A)
North Carolina State 15-Liberty 14 (C,M)
Individual Results: P=6; A,C,M=5; J=3
So, I win this week. The details are so that if a loser takes this to court for a recount I have my evidence to back up the claim. Just following the example of the politicians.
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P=6; A,C,M=5; J=3 looks too much like an algebra problem.
Algebraicism!
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Tyranny!
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No one-word posts!
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6- Do I sense a math anxiety?
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Y?
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I just typed a long algebra post and lost it in the ether when I hit “Post Comment.” Ah, well, maybe WordPress is as scared of algebra as I am. 😉
I do enjoy any kind of math that comes before algebra. And I like reading this thread, even though I don’t know college football very much. It’s fun to see all of you PPPPP participants having fun here. 🙂
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