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--- Game Winners ---

Saturday, October 5th

(1.) Washington = +10
(2.) Nebraska = +7
(3.) Texas Tech = +6
(4.) Texas A&M = +31
(5.) SMU = +7
(6.) Virginia = +10
(7.) Pitt = +10
(8.) Western Michigan = +3
(9.) Ohio State = +28
(10.) Ole Miss = +24
(11.) Virginia Tech = +24
(12.) Marshall = +15
(13.) Iowa State = +22
(14.) West Virginia = +24
(15.) Arkansas State = +2
(16.) San José State = +4
(17.) Florida = +11
(18.) Georgia Tech = +10
(19.) San Diego State = +3
(20.) Miami = +1

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Mountainman is just camping out on the top of that hill, scoring 15 of 20 to win Week Six.


Week Six Participant Scores:

Mountainman: +15 = 75%
Spence: +13 = 65%
Cane: +10 = 50%

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Season Scores:


Week Zero / Week One Participant Scores:
[of a possible 30]

Mountainman: +23 = 76.6%
Spence: +21 = 70%
Derek: +18 = 60%
Cane: +17 = 56.6%

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Week Two Participant Scores:
[of a possible 20]

Cane: +15 = 75%
Derek: +14 = 70%
Mountainman: 13 = 65%
Spence: +12 = 60%

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Week Three Participant Scores:
[of a possible 20]

Mountainman: 17 = 85%
Cane: +13 = 65%
Derek: +13 = 65%

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Week Four Participant Scores:
[of a possible 20]

Mountainman: 13 = 65%
Spence: +13 = 65%
Cane: +12 = 60%

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Week Five Participant Scores:
[of a possible 20]

Mountainman: 15 = 75%
Spence: +12 = 60%
Cane: +11 = 55%
Derek: +8 = 45%

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Week Six Participant Scores:
[of a possible 20]

Mountainman: 15 = 75%
Spence: +13 = 65%
Cane: +10 = 50%

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Total Scores to Date:
[of a possible 130]

Mountainman: 96 = 73.8%
Spence: 71 = 64.5% --- [out of 110]
Cane: 78 = 60%
Derek: 53 = 58.8% --- [out of 90]



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