I'm currently in 14th, so what you're telling me is... I can be passed by a thundering herd of players with one dud pick. Gee, thanks for letting me know.Only 20 points separating 12th from 24th.
I’m currently in that logjam as well in 19th, a good/bad pick could send you way up or down right now as close as everyone is.I'm currently in 14th, so what you're telling me is... I can be passed by a thundering herd of players with one dud pick. Gee, thanks for letting me know.
@aunty dive and @jws926 and @Johali have kept their powder dry longer than the rest of us, so they will be moving forward, but they have a long way to go. I have at least a shot at keeping those guys behind me..
I think the Las Vegas handicappers would make @pjmolo the favorite, just 56 points behind current leader @Clutch (aka @DeadManWalking, at least for this game). Mr. Molo has scored six brilliant picks with "C" drivers... Buescher for 16 at Fontana; Ty Dillon for 13 at Martinsville; Gaughan for 8 at Talladega; Reddick for 9 at Kansas; LaJoie for 12 at Kansas; and DiBenedetto for 4 at Sonoma. And he's got all seven "A" drivers plus seven "B" drivers available. Stout. I don't think 540 points (15.0 per race) will win this championship.
@DeadManWalking is still the Leader!I'm currently in 14th, so what you're telling me is... I can be passed by a thundering herd of players with one dud pick. Gee, thanks for letting me know.
@aunty dive and @jws926 and @Johali have kept their powder dry longer than the rest of us, so they will be moving forward, but they have a long way to go. I have at least a shot at keeping those guys behind me..
I think the Las Vegas handicappers would make @pjmolo the favorite, just 56 points behind current leader @Clutch (aka @DeadManWalking, at least for this game). Mr. Molo has scored six brilliant picks with "C" drivers... Buescher for 16 at Fontana; Ty Dillon for 13 at Martinsville; Gaughan for 8 at Talladega; Reddick for 9 at Kansas; LaJoie for 12 at Kansas; and DiBenedetto for 4 at Sonoma. And he's got all seven "A" drivers plus seven "B" drivers available. Stout. I don't think 540 points (15.0 per race) will win this championship.
@Clutch (aka @DeadManWalking, at least for this game).
I don't think 540 points (15.0 per race) will win this championship.
@DeadManWalking is still the Leader!
@Clutch's remaining picks break down like this: 1 from the A group, 5 from the B group, and 14 from the C group.
If those 20 picks average 18 points per race he'll finish with 538 points (14.95 per race) for the season.
good luck wit dat
Ha ha, the photo posted by @Clutch sums up his chances pretty well. On the other hand, YOU have seven A's, seven B's, and only six C's yet to pick. If you average 15.3 points per race with those 20 picks, you'll finish with 540 for the year. I expect you to do better than that... so I don't think any challenger can beat you by posting a 540 total. But I hope I'm wrong... he he he.@Clutch's remaining picks break down like this: 1 from the A group, 5 from the B group, and 14 from the C group.
If those 20 picks average 18 points per race he'll finish with 538 points (14.95 per race) for the season.
good luck wit dat
I think the Las Vegas handicappers would make @pjmolo the favorite, just 56 points behind current leader @Clutch (aka @DeadManWalking, at least for this game). Mr. Molo has scored six brilliant picks with "C" drivers... Buescher for 16 at Fontana; Ty Dillon for 13 at Martinsville; Gaughan for 8 at Talladega; Reddick for 9 at Kansas; LaJoie for 12 at Kansas; and DiBenedetto for 4 at Sonoma. And he's got all seven "A" drivers plus seven "B" drivers available. Stout. I don't think 540 points (15.0 per race) will win this championship.
He makes picks based on a number of algorithms run on a Cray supercomputer hidden in a large barn on his property.
You’re not thinking fourth dimensionally.Great Scott! This is heavy!
Chicagoland: Willian Byron
Chase is a good pick for this race, he usually runs well here. But that was with the old rules package, we'll see how that affects him. Was thinking of using him here but I've moved up to using low B drivers and Paul Menard gets the call for me this week. SOON we will unleash the hounds, unfortunately I might be to far back for it have any meaning.
Paul Menard won the pole here last year I believe, so that's not a horrible pick.Chase is a good pick for this race, he usually runs well here. But that was with the old rules package, we'll see how that affects him. Was thinking of using him here but I've moved up to using low B drivers and Paul Menard gets the call for me this week. SOON we will unleash the hounds, unfortunately I might be to far back for it have any meaning.
Congrats to all you Bowman pickers. I’d thought about picking him myself until I realized I already used him this year.
@Clutch's remaining picks break down like this: 1 from the A group, 5 from the B group, and 14 from the C group.
If those 20 picks average 18 points per race he'll finish with 538 points (14.95 per race) for the season.
good luck wit dat
[B]@Clutch[/B]'s remaining picks break down like this: 1 from the A group, 5 from the B group, and 14 from the C group.
If those 20 picks average 18 points per race he'll finish with 538 points (14.95 per race) for the season.
good luck wit dat