Apr29

Reynolds Wins B-Ball League; Standings Updated

by Taylor on April 29th, 2012 at 9:20 am
Posted In: Basketball League, Reynolds

Kevin/Rory Reynolds take home the Basketball League Championship and pick up 12 points.  Harris’ get 2nd and nab 10 points while Faser/Rhame wins the regular season, finishing fourth.  Here are all the points for the B-Ball League:

Faser/Rhame = 18 (12 for regular season title, 6 for 4th place finish)
Reynolds = 14 (12 for Championship, 2 for year-long League Feat)
Harris = 10 (2nd place)
Jordan = 8 (3rd place)
Kurt = 4 (5th place)
Catanzaro = 2 (6th place)
Musso = 1 (minus-1 for 13th place, +2 for single-week League Feat)
Taylor = -2 (minus-2 for 14th place)
Dom = -3 (minus-3 for 15th place)
Rog/Tom = -4 (minus-4 for 16th place)

The overall standings have been updated and Faser/Rhame take back a commanding lead.  Also updated is the all-important Average Finish with two leagues remaining.

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Jan26

Word & his Bagohofoba

by Taylor on January 26th, 2012 at 6:54 pm
Posted In: Word

This is probably the coolest thing ever done by a UFU Champion.  Take a look at these pictures our defending champion took with the trophy.  This needs to become a theme (more to come)…

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Jan26

NCAA Team Wins Pool Updated

by Taylor on January 26th, 2012 at 10:11 am
Posted In: College B-Ball Challenge

As we move into the NHL All-Star break and the condensed NBA season is in full swing, let’s take a quick look at the updated NCAA Basketball Wins Pool.  You can view the current up-to-date standings HERE.  It has been a sea-saw battle at the top for the past few weeks and it will all come down to how the differing teams fare in their conference tournaments and who can make a run in the Big Dance.

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Jan10

Blake Wins Bowl Betting; Taylor Predictions

by Taylor on January 10th, 2012 at 10:57 am
Posted In: Blake Y., Bowl Betting, College Football Predictions, Taylor

With the College Football season coming to an end we have some points to award.  With Alabama winning the National Title, we had three owners pick the winner: Blake, Taylor and Dom.  They finished in the top three of predictions.  Here is the final results from that:

1. Taylor – 22 points (+2 gamble*) = 10 + 2 = 12
2. Blake – 22 points (+1 gamble) = 7 + 1 = 8
3. Dom – 21 points (+1 gamble) = 5 + 1 = 6
4. Kurt – 9 points (+3 gamble) = 3 + 3 = 6
5. Cat -  7 points (+3 gamble*) = 1 + 3 = 4
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6. Word – 7 points (+1 gamble) = 1
7. Harris – 5 points (+3 gamble) = 3
8. Rog/Tom – 5 points (no gamble) = 0
9. Moose – 4 points (+3 gamble) = 3
10. Dunning – 4 points (+2 gamble) = 2
11. Roth – 4 points (-1 gamble) = (-1)
12. Torn – 4 points (-3 gamble) = (-3)
13. Faser/Rhame – 3 points (+1 gamble) = 1
14. Reynolds – 2 points (no gamble) = 0
15. Colombo – 1 point (-1 gamble) = (-1)
16. Chooch – (-1 point) (-2 gamble) = (-2)

Bowl Betting
Blake beats Taylor in the Bowl Betting and you can see the final results here.
1. Blake – $360 – 10 points
2. Taylor – $260 = 7 points
3. Jordan – $250 = 5 points
4. Cat – $200 = 3 points
5. Word – $120 = 1 point

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Jan09

National Championship Game Scenarios

by Taylor on January 9th, 2012 at 3:14 pm
Posted In: Bowl Betting, College Football Predictions

With the National Championship Game among us, let’s take a look at how the UFU points surrounding the NCAA Football Predictions and Bowl Betting Challenge will unfold with certain results.

NCAA Football Predictions

*Two owners picked LSU to make the NC Game (Blake and Kurt).
*This marks the first time in the history of prediction sets that an owner has the exact match-up in the big game.
*Three owners have Alabama winning it all.  None have LSU. So, if Alabama loses it stays as it stands right now:

*Five owners picked Alabama to make the NC Game (Taylor, Torn, Blake, Dom and Word).
*Two owners picked LSU to make the NC Game (Blake and Kurt).
*This marks the first time in the history of prediction sets that an owner has the exact match-up in the big game.
*Three owners have Alabama winning it all.  None have LSU. So, if Alabama loses it stays as it stands right now: ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

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