Standings through Week 11 - what happens after football ends?

Great one last night! Anyone watch. I saw about 10 minutes worth and all of the scoring. Nice choice ESPN...thanks.

OVERALL
MR 87 78 52.7%
MC 86 79 52.1%
GR 85 80 51.5%
JR 83 82 50.3%
JG 81 84 49.1%
MK 81 84 49.1%
MH 79 86 47.9%
AW 78 87 47.3%

This happens every year as we approach the stretch run...Mike Roe begins his domination.


NFL
JR 28 22 56.0%
GR 25 25 50.0%
MR 25 25 50.0%
AW 24 26 48.0%
MH 22 28 44.0%
MK 22 28 44.0%
MC 21 29 42.0%
JG 21 29 42.0%

I dominate the NFL! Don't look at the next set though...

NCAA
MC 65 40 61.9%
MR 62 43 59.0%
JG 60 45 57.1%
GR 60 45 57.1%
MK 59 46 56.2%
MH 57 48 54.3%
JR 55 50 52.4%
AW 54 51 51.4%

MC at an impressive 62%...pretty awesome. Maybe we should follow suit and all just bet on SBC and MAC games! It's working for him. It is pretty amazing that nobody is under .500....yet. I still have plenty of time to sink even further!

So I've had a few questions about what happens next in the Football Challenge...you ask and I deliver:

1. College has about 4 weeks left, most are partial weeks with a smaller schedule and limited games. If there are less than 10 games to pick we will start adding in more NFL games to make up the difference.

2. Once NCAA regular season and championship games are over, we will be picking NFL games only for about 3 weeks I think. Once the NFL season is over we will determine our winner for the Football Challenge 2009.

3. But it doesn't end there. Part 2 of the Challenge ($20/guy will be needed for this challenge if you want in) begins with the Bowl Games right around the 2nd or 3rd week of DEC. Here's how it plays out:

- We pick all the bowl games ATS, the games are worth different amounts of points (the bigger games are worth more) but we pick them all and they all count.

- We add your final score in the bowl challenge to an NFL Playoff pool which is ranked very similar (early rounds worth less, Super Bowl worth most)

- Weighting will be similar to our regular season challenge...2/3 on NCAA, 1/3 NFL. (although after my performance in each this year I might have to consider changing this ;) )

We'll get into more details as we get closer, but this is the gist of it. In case you're wondering here is the payout for regular season: $280 to winner, $40 to 2nd...tie breaker is best NCAA record for season, 2nd tiebreaker is biggest total single week performance in entire year (MC current leader at 12-3 in wk9).

We'll deal with this when we get to it. I'll send out the week 12 lines...in 5, 4, 3, ..., ... (you didn't say 2 or 1...you don't say 2 or 1...why not?...you just don't mmmkay)