Week Seven (and Six, and Five)

In which I post three weeks at once because, hell, I have a howling infant on my lap. Mike, Kurt, and Josh are all doing awfully, yes awfully, well. Josh thinks he's Mr. Big because he's had three weeks of 11 right; Kurt thinks he's Mr. Big with his 13 right; Mike thinks he's Mr. Big because he's got a two game lead. One of these guys is likely to get money back after the midpoint of the season (next week).

Participant Week Five/Week Six/Week Seven Total

Mary 10/7/10 62
Mike 9/9/10 71
Howard 6/8/8 49
Josh 11/11/11 68
George 10/10/11 64
Les 9/8/7 56
Lars 10/8/10 60
Maxx 8/6/8 58
Kelly 11/9/9 62
Caroline 7/6/11 60
Bruce M. 7/6/10 50
Brad M. 5/8/10 56
Brian M. 9/6/8 56
Jim M. 9/9/10 62
Adam 6/10/10 62
Jim P. 10/10/11 65
Dominic 7/8/11 56
Gene S. 6/4/7 50
Bob 7/8/9 59
Ira 9/7/9 59
Gale 7/6/13 57
James T. 7/9/11 65
Bruce W. 8/8/10 63
Kurt W. 6/9/13 69
Sara 7/9/8 59

Week Four -- 2005

In which my new son is born. Someday he'll take all of your money in this pool.
Please note: we usually doublecheck all of the week's scores before posting them, but these are not doublechecked as my doublechecking cocommissioner is out of, uhm, commission. On vacation. If anyone notices discrepancies, by all means call and we'll run through the games I've marked vs. those you've marked.

Top Four:
Mike 43
Kurt 41
John T. 38
Bruce W. 37

Full results:
Mary 6 35
Mike 11 43
Howard 4 27
Josh 6 35
George D. 7 33
Les 6 32
Lars 7 31
Maxx 10 36
Kelly 7 33
Caroline 7 36
Bruce M. 4 27
Brad M. 9 33
Brian M. 6 33
Jim M. 8 34
Adam 11 36
Jim 8 34
Dominic 6 30
Gene 8 33
Bob 8 35
Ira 8 34
Gale 10 31
John 7 38
Bruce 10 37
Kurt 10 41
Ferris 8 35

Week Three -- 2005

In which Alexanders come out of the woodwork--Shaun with four touchdowns, Mary with 10 games picked right, and Mike with the overall lead. Financial news update, as I'm looking at the business page as I write this: Exxon, Conoco, Pepsi, Coca Cola, Merrill Lynch, and Glaxo SmithKline, AstraZeneca, Halliburton, Prudential, Raytheon, Tesoro, Boeing, Northrup Grumman, Weyerhauser and Unilever are all trading at 52-week highs. On the other hand, NY Times is trading at a 52-week low. Silly newspapers.

Mary 10 29
Mike 11 32
Howard 7 23
Josh 11 29
George 10 26
Les 9 26
Lars 8 24
Maxx 12 26
Kelly 9 26
Caroline 12 29
Bruce M. 7 23
Brad M. 10 24
Brian M. 7 27
Jim M. 9 26
Adam 8 25
Jim 9 26
Dominic 10 24
Gene 10 25
Bob 9 27
Ira 12 26
Gale 7 21
John T. 11 31
Bruce W. 9 27
Kurt 8 31
Ferris 11 27