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P-F25 NFL Postseason Score Updates

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2/8/25 Final Pick, Super Big Game: If the Seahawks win by 5, then the P-F25 NFL Playoff Challenge win goes to Far Left Handed (GN). If the Patriots win or lose by 4 or less, then the P-F25 NFL Playoff Challenge win goes to Shot Callers (RD). 1/25/26 Week 3, Conference Championship Updates: Far Left Handed (GN) and Unsolicited Dicker Kics (MK) move ahead of the grid and into the P1 and P2 spots. 1/17/26 Week 2, Divisional Playoff Updates: 1/13/26 Update: One NFL postseason contest. One winner. Here's your first scoreboard after all Wild Card games have been played. Wildcard Weekend, P-F25 Playoff Challenge Week 1 Shout-outs: RD gets the Week 1 spreadsheet pick sniper award: 83% ATS (hit all but one). Sharp pickin'. GN was the week’s worst picker with only the Texans correct. Note the self-awareness, maybe anticipating poor performance and betting the minimum on every game. MN, possibly the only professional gambler among us, lost the most points after Green Bay let him down. Int...

P-F25 NCAA Postseason Score Updates

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1/19/26: NCAA Postseason Contest Update CFP Finals Congrats A Northmen (AN)!! 1/10/26: NCAA Postseason Contest Update After  CFP Semifinals Here's the scoreboards for the CFP, with the first chart being the mega-chart showing the overall leader. 1/2/26:  Bowl Pick'em Challenge scoreboard update - FINAL DAY FOR BOWLS The bowls wrap up today. I'll update this section as the games unfold, but this appears to be a 2 man race that will be won after the Arizona/SMU game at 7pm this evening. Bite a Kneecap Offs (RK) has the point potential lead and will be a big Wildcat fan tonight. Far Left Handed (GN) has the scoreboard lead and will be a big Mustang fan tonight. SMU Won . However it turns out, winning the Bowl Pick'em Challenge is mostly for pride. The NCAA postseason win will go to a combined winner of all NCAA postseason contests. A Northmen (AN) is our overall leader right now. See charts below. Scoreboards are now up to date as of the close of the bowl portion of the ...

P-F25 Week 19 NFL Bonus: Exit Interview - What Went Right?

[PA Chime] This is your captain speaking. As we begin our descent toward the end of the NFL regular season, we asked one final question of the cabin: What went right? Some answers were earnest. Some were defiant. Some were clearly written while staring at the standings in disbelief. All were honest in their own way. A Northmen (AN), Cuernos Largos (CT), Eleven Verticals (ON) +5 , and Shot Callers (RD) all arrived at the same conclusion: The Texans. Or more specifically, the Texans defense. +3 Wookie Cookies (KH) added, "DeMeco." +3 If I could call out some nuance in Eleven Verticals' (ON) response, he put "Consistency, and the Texans Defense," which subtly also called out the the Texans showed the least amount of defensive looks this year while also having on of the best defenses. I wonder if ON was also referring to his own consistent picking (i.e. 2nd lowest standard deviation across weekly scores). Queenbspice (CC) used the exit interview as a therapy session...

P-F25 Announcement: NCAA Bowl Challenge Is Now Boarding

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[PA Chime] Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second leg of our NCAA Postseason gauntlet, the P-F25 NCAA Bowl Challenge:  A confidence-style game with 35 bowls, but zero playoff games. As a reminder of the rules just changed this year, the CFP Contest + Bowl Contest scores will be weighted 50/50 to determine the overall NCAA Postseason Champion. That means you'll want to do reasonably well at both. TL;DR NCAA Bowl Challenge Begins Pick all 35 bowl winners straight up (CFP games are not on this card). Spreadsheet card → select your team name first. Assign confidence values 1–35 (use each number once). No bonus points used in this contest. CFP + Bowl scores are weighted 50/50 for the overall Postseason Champ. Deadline: Friday 12/13 at 7:00 PM CT — email your completed card to me. Bowl Challenge Rules (Flight Manual Edition) This is a Confidence Contest. Pick the winner of all 35 bowl games. Assign each a confidence value from 1 to 35 (use each number once ). Yo...