Been awhile since the last post, here's a quick wrap up of my picks since yesterday.
UConn (picked) loss to Mich. State. Loss with majority.
LA Kings (picked) def. Phoenix. Win with majority.
Germany loss to Switzerland. Loss with minority.
Louisville Cardinals def. Oklahoma Sooners. (Loss with Majority)
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Friday night has come and gone, two picks in the books. One win and one loss.
At 7PM I took the San Antonio Spurs over the Pacers, a win with the majority.
Later that night I took The New Orleans Hornets over Golden State, a loss with the majority.
This morning I've got Justin Leonard with a lower first round score over Phil Mickelson.
At 7PM I took the San Antonio Spurs over the Pacers, a win with the majority.
Later that night I took The New Orleans Hornets over Golden State, a loss with the majority.
This morning I've got Justin Leonard with a lower first round score over Phil Mickelson.
Friday, April 3, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
New Streak Rules
The third season of ESPN's Streak for the Cash really isn't a season at all, it's more of a marathon for the cash.
The new rules have the 'season' running from now (April 1st) through mid-December. Instead of having a goal number for consecutive victories, ESPN will now have the 7 players with the best streaks to Bristol for a "Streak-Off" to decide who will get the million dollars. There will also be a variety of prizes for reaching streaks longer than 13 wins as well as cash prizes for the most wins in each month.
These are some pretty nice changes for a few reasons. First of all, it guarantees someone will win the million. Unlike season two, where I believe the longest streak was only 21 of the 27 needed.
Secondly, the game won't end abruptly in the middle of some insanely important sporting event, like say the NCAA Tournament...
As for tonights pick, I'm going with the Eastern All Stars over the West in the McDonalds All American Game, again with the majority.
The new rules have the 'season' running from now (April 1st) through mid-December. Instead of having a goal number for consecutive victories, ESPN will now have the 7 players with the best streaks to Bristol for a "Streak-Off" to decide who will get the million dollars. There will also be a variety of prizes for reaching streaks longer than 13 wins as well as cash prizes for the most wins in each month.
These are some pretty nice changes for a few reasons. First of all, it guarantees someone will win the million. Unlike season two, where I believe the longest streak was only 21 of the 27 needed.
Secondly, the game won't end abruptly in the middle of some insanely important sporting event, like say the NCAA Tournament...
As for tonights pick, I'm going with the Eastern All Stars over the West in the McDonalds All American Game, again with the majority.
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