Rick Mons
The former MN Snowman
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Predict the score of the second regular season game this Monday against the Lumberjacks of Stephen F. Austin. I'm still trying to figure out how this team got the nickname "Lumberjacks" -- Texas home of the stumpy, ugly mishapen trees.
All you need to do is select which team will win and the final score. Because tip-off is at 7PM, the deadline for your prediction is 4:30 PM Monday.
Please put your moniker, the winning team and the score on one line like this:
The winner gets listed in the "Roll of Honor" thus earning adulation and testimonies galore.
I also calculate and publish season-long standings (click here for the Small Print and more details).
You win this game's competition if you predict the exact score -- it's happened once on the basketball board. If nobody predicts the exact score, whoever picks the winning team and is closest to the exact score wins. (See Small Print for how that's calculated.) Please note what happens if there are picks with the same score differential and how we resolve this for both the game predictions and for the season standings. (We've had several ties for first place in the past with the accompanying wailing, renting and gnashing by those who just miss out for the game in question.)
Again -- your prediction needs to include your moniker (screen name) followed on the same line with the team you think will win and the score. I automate the data entry process as much as possible -- that's why it helps if everyone uses the requested format:
If everyone uses their moniker, this format and consistent names for the teams, it's easy and fast to transfer the data to a spreadsheet used to track predictions.
If it's not in the right format, it likely will not be included. (The biggest reason for not getting your pick counted is not putting your moniker in the prediction and/or putting the winning team and score on more than one line.)
And even if you don't win this game's prediction, you'll garner valuable points in the Predict the Score Contest as long as you pick the winning team. Note: if you're a fan of the opposing team, I'll include your prediction but won't include you in the standings as you're a "One-game Johnny -- or Joannie" ...
All you need to do is select which team will win and the final score. Because tip-off is at 7PM, the deadline for your prediction is 4:30 PM Monday.
Please put your moniker, the winning team and the score on one line like this:
MN Snowman: Gophers 80-59
You risk having your prediction excluded from the competition if you do not follow the format
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The winner gets listed in the "Roll of Honor" thus earning adulation and testimonies galore.
I also calculate and publish season-long standings (click here for the Small Print and more details).
You win this game's competition if you predict the exact score -- it's happened once on the basketball board. If nobody predicts the exact score, whoever picks the winning team and is closest to the exact score wins. (See Small Print for how that's calculated.) Please note what happens if there are picks with the same score differential and how we resolve this for both the game predictions and for the season standings. (We've had several ties for first place in the past with the accompanying wailing, renting and gnashing by those who just miss out for the game in question.)
Again -- your prediction needs to include your moniker (screen name) followed on the same line with the team you think will win and the score. I automate the data entry process as much as possible -- that's why it helps if everyone uses the requested format:
moniker Team xx - xx
example: MNSnowman: Gophers 80-59
example: MNSnowman: Gophers 80-59
If everyone uses their moniker, this format and consistent names for the teams, it's easy and fast to transfer the data to a spreadsheet used to track predictions.
If it's not in the right format, it likely will not be included. (The biggest reason for not getting your pick counted is not putting your moniker in the prediction and/or putting the winning team and score on more than one line.)
And even if you don't win this game's prediction, you'll garner valuable points in the Predict the Score Contest as long as you pick the winning team. Note: if you're a fan of the opposing team, I'll include your prediction but won't include you in the standings as you're a "One-game Johnny -- or Joannie" ...
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Roll Call of Honor
2009-2010 Basketball Season
Roll Call of Honor
2009-2010 Basketball Season
11/13/09 ... Tenn. Tech ... RunninGopher (2 pt variance)
