Stardust Invite Pix

[winkyduck]

i missed the show - and wonder if someone heard them. i can hear it on archive - but if someone has it....

 

[kermit16]

Winky,
I usually listen but for some reason I couldn't access site this evening ? did you try ?

 

[winkyduck]

kermit - i was out - never heard it - just heard it on the internet.

here are the 7 pix - 1 common selection (Texans) and 1 opposite picks (Da Bears/Eagles):

Kevin O'Neil
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Wake Forest +10.5
Arkansas +7.5
Auburn +2.5
Rice -14.5
Texans +2.5
Bears +8.5
BEST BET: UAB +1.5

Mike Orkin
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Bucs +3
Browns +3
Giants +7
49ers +3.5
Texans +2.5
Eagles -8.5
BEST BET: Falcons +3.5

I wish we had the "Poll" option at this site (if we do - i can't find it - so where is it) because if we did - i'd make this a poll.

 

[wilheim]

Battle of one-time perfect pickers

In its 10th year, the Stardust Invitational football handicapping tournament has had only two handicappers go 7-0 in a given week: Cal-Berkeley math professor Mike Orkin in the 2001 semifinals and handicapper Kevin O'Neill a year ago last weekend in the first round. At 9 p.m. this Friday, the two will square off in a first-round matchup. They will both submit their top seven picks on this weekend's card, including a best bet used as a tiebreaker, with the winner advancing in the single-elimination tournament. Last week, independent oddsmaker Cesar Robaina went 4-2-1 to defeat handicapper Pete White, who went 3-4 after losing all four college selections and then winning his NFL plays. For the season, the contestants are a combined 25-16-2 (61 percent) and 3-1 on best bets. The program is aired live in nine Western states on KDWN AM-720 and on the internet at kdwn.com.

Dave Tuley DRF.com

 

[winkyduck]

O'Neil goes 4-3

BUT

Orkin is 5-0-1 w/SF pending on SNF

WOW

 

[tuleythetout]

If my math is right, Stardust contestants are a combined 34-20 (63 percent) with 2 pushes, and 7-1 on best bets. Pete White is the only one with a losing record (3-4) and David Stratton was on the only one to lose his best bet (and it cost him as the tiebreaker vs. Fezzik).