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September 25, 2011
CFL Pick 'Em, Week 14: Last week featured blowouts so massive they'd make Pauly D go FPC. (Relevant!) Turn off MTV and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 11:00 PM - 17 comments
Hey everyone!
As DrJ says, I'll be taking over the spreadsheet for the next few weeks. He has shown me how to do it, but I'm not a whiz like he is.
So make sure to double check your scores and points each week until DrJ gets back to make sure that I haven't missed assigning points where points are due!
It's a sprint to the finish, and I wanna keep it honest!
Good luck!
posted by Reever at 09:52 AM on September 26, 2011
I, too, will be out of the country for a couple weeks, so I'm going to make some preemptive picks for the next few weeks. Since I don't know anything about the CFL, I don't expect they will be any worse than if I made them week to week.
Week 14
Montreal by 13
BC by 9
Saskatchewan by 3
Toronto by 8
Week 15
Hamilton by 21
Calgary by 7
Montreal by 2
Edmonton by 10
Week 16
Toronto by 6
Edmonton by 3
Hamilton by 5
Saskatchewan by 23
posted by bender at 11:00 PM on September 26, 2011
Montreal by 14
BC by 14
Calgary by 14
Hamilton by 7
posted by cixelsyd at 05:31 PM on September 27, 2011
Montreal by 21
British Columbia by 14
Saskatchewan by 6
Hamilton by 23
posted by tommybiden at 05:39 PM on September 27, 2011
Montreal by 10 British Columbia by 10 Calgary by 10 Hamilton by 10
posted by apoch at 10:01 AM on September 28, 2011
A Canadian, an Englishman, an Irishman, a Scotsman, (Montreal by 7) a Chinese, a Vietnamese, an Ethiopian (Edmonton by 14), a Ghanaian, a Brazilian, a Russian (Calgary by 7), a Mexican, an Italian, a Serb, a Turk, an Iranian, a Pakistani and an Australian walk into an upmarket bar. (Saskatchewan by 14)
The barman says to them "Sorry, I can't let you all in without a Thai."
posted by owlhouse at 02:10 AM on September 29, 2011
Winnipeg by 5
BC by 9
Calgary by 11
Hamilton by 20
posted by rumple at 09:59 PM on September 29, 2011
Awets by 11
Lions by 3
Stamps... naw Riders... well maybe Cowtown might win at home... but, maybe not. Shite. Give me Rides by 2
Cats by 6
Sure wish/hope Argo's Kuale & Co can back up the prediction & beat their disliked provincial rivals! Go Argos!
posted by argoal at 11:06 AM on September 30, 2011
Montreal by 5
BC by 7
Calgary by 3
Hamilton by 12
posted by Reever at 11:10 AM on September 30, 2011
Owlhouse - you picked twice for the Cal/Sask game and left out the Hamilton/Toronto game. Can you send me your Ham/Tor pick and clarify which pick you want to go with for the Cal/Sask game?
If I dont hear from you I'll go with your first game pick which is Cal by 7.
posted by Reever at 11:13 AM on September 30, 2011
Just 6 more weeks to pick my way to international recognition - be it for excellence or for ignorance. It's far more likely that I will emulate the words of Thoreau and "live my life of quiet desperation" and wind up somewhere in the mediocre middle. So now for the ineffectual attempt to predict the unpredictable.
Montreal goes west to the land of the Blue Bomber seeking a win. The Bombers have had a little trouble on takeoff lately, so I'll pick the Alouettes. Montreal by 9.
Eskimos look to slay some Lions this week. They've been up and down of late, while BC is putting on a pretty good charge. I'll go with Lions by 4.
Saskatchewan is at Calgary this week. Stampeders have not held an opponent under 30 points since week 6. This is no way to stop a Rough Rider. Looks like Riders by 14.
Striped Kitties go down the lake a ways to the big city. There they run into the Argonauts, who would like to send the cats to a shelter. Kitties have sharp claws, and they will use them. Hamilton by 5.
posted by Howard_T at 04:47 PM on September 30, 2011
Montreal by 8
Edmonton by 5
Calgary by 12
Hamilton by 3
posted by DrJohnEvans at 06:46 PM on September 30, 2011
From Italy, in the nick of time!! Dr J!
posted by JPR at 07:38 PM on September 30, 2011
Sorry - Calgary by 7 and Toronto by 14.
posted by owlhouse at 09:54 PM on September 30, 2011
Perfect! Thanks for clarifying, Owlhouse.
posted by Reever at 11:27 PM on September 30, 2011
Montreal shows signs of regaining their footing with a strong showing in Edmonton, and B.C. does just the same thing in Calgary, although much more viciously. Toronto wins a weird one at home, and Hamilton gets all the lobster rolls.
Tough sledding this week, but Reever restores his five-point lead as we head into the home stretch.
The standings this week have a 30% chance of being different next week.
WEEK 14
Montreal @ Winnipeg (Friday, September 30)
Montreal heads into Winnipeg with a chance to grab a share of first place. Are they really back on their game?
Edmonton @ B.C. (Friday, September 30)
Remember when B.C. was 1-6? They've now won five in a row and are within two points of first place. A win this week would draw them even with the once-mighty Eskimoes.
Saskatchewan @ Calgary (Saturday, October 1)
These two teams just really want to forget what happened last week. Who knows? Maybe they shake hands and agree on a tie.
Hamilton @ Toronto (Saturday, October 1)
Toronto is not yet mathematically eliminated from the playoffs yet. You can bet that Hamilton will be bringing their protractors to town.
One quick programming note: I'm out of the country for a couple weeks, so Reever will be taking over for me. Treat him well!
Good luck!