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Pickem - College Football Season - 2019

College Football Season Pool
How it works

To enter the pool, just make some picks.

Pick 10 winners out of the 20 best competitive games each week.

Each game's pick is due by kickoff time.

The season lasts 15 weeks, ending with conference championship week, Dec 7th.

Match up against another league member each week. Whoever gets the most points that week, wins the match. The best W/L record at the end of the season wins the league.

Or play solo. Leagues are optional.

Underdogs are worth more points (league option).

Risk it feature: Win extra points for a correct pick or lose points for an incorrect pick (league option).

More league info.

If you can not pick a team, then the game has already started or you have already picked the maximum number of games.

Click a team name to pick that team.

If you can not pick a team, then the game has already started.

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Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8
Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14

Week 15 (12/7/19)

All Players Pool Season Points: 1047

This Round's League Points: 101

DoItDuffyMoon picks.

You can pick a maximum of 10 games out of all the games shown.

To remove a pick, click a picked team name.

Notice the spread shown for each game.

A - (minus) sign means the team is favored by the indicated # of points.

A + (plus) sign means the team is an underdog by the indicated # of points.

Think of the spread as meaning: "Will the favorite win by more than the point spread?".

For example, if the Packers are a 7.5 point favorite over the Bears and the final score is Packers 28, Bears 21, then the Bears pick wins because the Packers won by only 7.

The spread values may change, up until game time.

Underdogs get more points to balance the value of each pick.

The scoring is similar to a moneyline pick.

Point values for each pick are set based on the game's spread.

Players simply pick a winner, instead of dealing with beating the spread.

When the 'Risk It' option is set to low or high for a game, you win extra points for a correct pick or lose points for an incorrect pick.

When the 'Risk It' option is turned off, you do not lose points for an incorrect pick.