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Rules
Each week you pick one winner from the list of historic Big Ten and Pac12 schools. You will pick two games per week. You may only pick each team one time (unless there is a tie breaker in the championship game). To be clear this pool will be locked with the teams that formed the Pac 12 and Big Ten for the 2023 season.
Picks are made straight up, no spread – just pick the winner.
You can only pick each team one time during the season.
If your pick is correct – then you survive to next week.
Last person that has not missed in one of the leagues is the winner. So maybe you go out in week 4 of the Pac12. But are alive in week 10 of the Big Ten and no one else is left, you win.
There is a weekly online form to fill out so that all picks are time stamped. Both picks must be in prior to the first game of that week in either league. There will be no reminders during the week, so get your picks in on time, it is your responsibility to check to see if there are games on Thursday or Friday nights.
Picks of the other players will be available at kick off time of game one (provided the commissioner is able to upload). Saturday mornings can be rough for me as I have kids soccer, so try to get your picks in on Friday night. There will be only one champion. In the event of all remaining players being eliminated in the same week, the remaining players shall meet and confer on next steps.
The Tie Breaker shall be picking the winners of the conference title games for the Pac 12 and Big Ten, should a tie still exist (i.e. more than one player has both picks correct), the remaining players shall select the winners of the Semi-Final Games. The games will be picked in order and it will be sudden death, i.e. miss a pick then you are eliminated. Should a tie still exist after the Semi Finals, the remaining players shall pick the winner of the national title game and the final score of the national title game. Should both players pick the correct winner, the player with the closet score (the closest score shall be measured from both the scores of the winner and loser of the National Title Game) to the final shall be crowned the Champion.
Historic Alignment Below
