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Huddle Pick'Em Szn 2 SUPERB OWL


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Congrats to @Mr. Scot for winning the Conference Championship week on the second tiebreaker. He and @bigdavis were both one point away from the first tiebreaker, so it went to the second.

1. In second place, all earning the maximum 20 points, were @FakePlasticTrees, @Datawire, and @bigdavis.

2. I also got both games right, but was more conservative with my confidence. Therefore I earned 13 points.

3. @MHS831 and the bird both split even at zero because they bet the maximum on each game and won one and lost one.

4. @Khyber53 rolled the dice and lost both bets on the underdogs at maximum damage, for a hit of -20 points for the week.

5. No picks again from @Raleigh PF

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As you can see, I added a new column on the spreadsheet that totals in your Power Points to your total points.

I'm currently debating pick incentives/tie breaking strategies for the Super Bowl, so I'll update later with all that info and my own pick.

Thanks everyone for participating this year! It has been something to do to distract from the Panthers' troubles at least.

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