NFL Week 7 Expert Picks - Excel File - RESULTS

[Tokar]

Here is the link (Updated 10/25/05 1:45 AM):

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/tkarasick/picks.zip

Whats new in this release:

1) Week 7 results

2) Week 8 early lines

3) I went back and checked every week to see if any of the scores that pickers predicted actually matched the real score. There were actually 4 or 5 picks that actually matched up, including this week's pick of the Packers/Vikings by Brian Baldinger. I highlighted the the picks that are correct score picks in a darker color (dark green/orange). There have been a LOT of close calls...a lot of times the picker will have one team's score right and the other off by 1 point. It is really amazing.

To view my file you need the following:

1) A program to decompress a .zip file. I provide it as a zip to save precious bandwidth. If you have Windows XP you need not worry about this step as Windows XP will read .zip files. If you don't have Windows XP, you will need a program like winzip, http://www.winzip.com/.

2) A program to view an excel file. Any version of Microsoft Excel will work. If you don't have Microsoft Excel you can use Microsoft's free Excel viewer:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=EN

SU:

Week 7 Best: 13-1; Bryan (AskTheCommish.com)

Week 7 Worst: 5-9; Larry Beil (Yahoo!)

Overall Best: 72-30; The Favorites (4 weeks straight)

Overall Worst: 53-49; Eric Allen (ESPN)

ATS:

Week 7 Best: 11-3; Chris Schultz (TSN.ca)

Week 7 Worst: 5-9; Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News)

Overall Best: 60-40-2; Michael Fabiano (CBS Sportsline) (4 weeks straight)

Overall Worst: 34-66-2; Jeffrey Boswell (Sports-Central.org) (6 weeks straight)

Highlights of the week:

Brian Baldinger nailed the score of Minnesota/Green Bay game. (23-20 Minnesota).

Jeffrey Boswell is finally doing well and isnt very far behind second-to-last place.