JDG wrote:
>
> After a disastrous 6-10 week last week, my hopes for prognostication
> glory this season are just about shot.
>
Stick to what you are best. Make only prognostics about
big disasters. When will the the next killer earthquake?
Alberto Monteiro
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After a disastrous 6-10 week last week, my hopes for prognostication
glory this season are just about shot.So, like a team out of the
playoffs, I'm going to play out the string here..
Minnesota at Green Bay - You'll have to take my word for it that I
thought a team starting a rookie QB from A
For week 16, JDG trailed the benchmark by 2. The benchmark posted a +8
(11-3--2) while JDG scored +6 (11-5). This brings the cumulative 4-week
score to benchmark +28 (41-13--10) with JDG trailing by 8 at only +20
(42-22)
Week 16 Results:
+8 benchmark 11-3--2
+6 JDG 11-5
cumulative week 13-16:
+2
It looks like Week 16 will be an interesting test of JDG versus the
benchmark. They differ on 7 games this week, so there could be a big
difference in results. But JDG trails the benchmark by 6 points after 3
weeks, so he'll need a big difference to beat catch the benchmark.
cumulative week 13,14,
According to my count, JDG trailed the benchmark by 4 points in week 15,
with JDG getting a 0 (8-8) and the benchmark getting a +4 (8-4--4). That
brings the cumulative score for the last 3 weeks to benchmark +20
(30-10--8) and JDG behind by 6 points at +14 (31-17).
week 15:
+4 benchmark 8-4--4
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On Thu, Dec 23, 2004 at 10:29:28PM -0500, John D. Giorgis wrote:
> I went a disappointing 9-7 last week to go 132-92 on the year. The
JDG probably won't read this, but I think there is an error in his
count. I count that there were really 8 misses for JDG last week:
Carolina Panthers lost 31-
I went a disappointing 9-7 last week to go 132-92 on the year. The
Upset Special dropped to 6-9 on the year, after Detroit's snapper blew an
extra point attempt, and I was a gutless wimp and didn't go with my
sneaking suspicion that the suddenly playing-better-than-you-think Dolphins
could pull
Did anyone see this?
http://www.local6.com/sports/2719807/detail.html
It was a football sideline interview -- complete with a pass.
ESPN cut short an interview with Joe Namath during Saturday's Jets-Patriots
game -- after some curious answers from the Hall of Fame quarterback.
When reporter
John D. Giorgis wrote:
Thank goodness my horrible season of picking the NFL games is almost over.
Here is one of my last gasp attempts to try and pick a perfect slate for
a single week in the year:
You deserve kudos for putting your thoughts on record week in and week out
in such a public manne
John wrote:
That and the fact that I can't stand the thought of the super-lucky New
England Patriots winning it all again.
They may have been lucky in other games, and they were the benificiarries
of a truely awfull call by the officials, even after replay (which almost
never gets it right IMO),
At 07:10 PM 12/21/2003 -0600 Julia Thompson wrote:
>John is 7-7 for games already played so far this weekend, 6-5 for games
>played so far today, which *is* better than the 1-2 of yesterday, but
>not as good as I'd hoped for him.
>
>I have mixed feelings about the 49ers beating the Eagles. That's
John is 7-7 for games already played so far this weekend, 6-5 for games
played so far today, which *is* better than the 1-2 of yesterday, but
not as good as I'd hoped for him.
I have mixed feelings about the 49ers beating the Eagles. That's about
all I'm going to say about the games that have bee
"John D. Giorgis" wrote:
>
> Thank goodness my horrible season of picking the NFL games is almost over.
> Here is one of my last gasp attempts to try and pick a perfect slate for
> a single week in the year:
>
> In Florida, I like TAMPA BAY to continue their domination of Atlanta.
>
> Up in Mi
On the bright side, did you know that it can be a lot of fun doing
play-by-play for an infant?
1) Hold infant in front of you, facing you.
2) Peer over infant's shoulder to see the TV.
3) As the play is made, describe it in a high-pitched voice with all
the enthusiasm you can muster. Between
"John D. Giorgis" wrote:
>
> Thank goodness my horrible season of picking the NFL games is almost over.
> Here is one of my last gasp attempts to try and pick a perfect slate for
> a single week in the year:
>
> In Florida, I like TAMPA BAY to continue their domination of Atlanta.
At the half,
At 06:08 AM 12/20/2003 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>In a message dated 12/20/2003 12:34:52 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>> Thank goodness my horrible season of picking the NFL games is almost over.
>
>You did much better picking Christmas music.
Apparently you're n
In a message dated 12/20/2003 12:34:52 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Thank goodness my horrible season of picking the NFL games is almost over.
You did much better picking Christmas music.
I can't get any of them--and I was raised Baptist.
William Taylor
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Thank goodness my horrible season of picking the NFL games is almost over.
Here is one of my last gasp attempts to try and pick a perfect slate for
a single week in the year:
In Florida, I like TAMPA BAY to continue their domination of Atlanta.
Up in Minnesota, everyone said that this would be
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