Wednesday, October 29, 2014

DFC XV Week Nine Result

GAME RESULTS 22 West Virginia 34, Oklahoma State 10
19 Utah 24, 20 USC 21
24 LSU 10, 3 Ole Miss 7 (tiebreak game, 17 total points)
Seattle Seahawks 13, Carolina Panthers 9
Cincinnati Bengals 27, Baltimore Ravens 24
Minnesota Vikings 19, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13 OT
Arizona Cardinals 24, Philadelphia Eagles 20

THE WEEK THAT WAS
It was the 2nd to last week of the season in DFC XIII when Steven Ray won his first week, leading to a divisional title, a playoff spot and a 61 win season.  Now, in the 2nd to last week of this season, Steven has won his second career week, and has planted himself in the midst of the playoff run this year, going 7-1.

Brad "The Lawdawg" Latta has also taken a huge leap in his playoff chances, now leading his division, and coming in 2nd this week at 6-2.   Jenni Ersnt and Mike Beirne both are in, if the playoffs started today, and tie for 3rd at 6-2.  Mark Warner, like his beloved Miss State Bulldogs, is having a huge season, and is in 5th at 6-2, while Daniel Powell holds tightly to his thin playoff hopes for 6th at 6-3.

Hurricane Rhett takes 7th for the week, while Jon Osborne and Justin Harrison tie for 8th and Brad Ashby gets 10th, all at 5-3.

Also Finishing:
5-3: Mitchy Pinkerton... Big Eddy McBroom... Yours Truly...
4-4: Tommy McLeod... Justin Glenn... Trey Cartledge... Bronson Kilgore... Zack Graves... The Matt "Scientist" Halpert... "The Great Bear of the North" Matt Latta... Drew "Grassman" Warren... Sarah Hasha... Tyler "Self Appointed DFC Sexy Beast" Campbell... The Mighty Gainey... Young Gee Cheney... Remodeling Clay Shaver... Lori "Sunshine" Beirne... Matty Pinkerton... The Big Wasyluka...
3-5: Chris Croyle... DMOsborne... Scott Latta... Drew "Slash" Morris... gRandy Latta... James Hawbaker... Bradley Pinkerton... Lt Dan Sellers... Tad "The Dynasty" Roose... Eddy Jr... Mikey Nipp...
2-6: Joey Thornell... Tom Johnson... Jacob Pinkerton

THE STANDINGS
OSBORNE CONFERENCE  
North Division W-L TB
Zack Graves 54-32 12.5
Matt Halpert 53-33 11.875
Rhett Barnett 53-33 14
DM Osborne 49-37 13.375
Joey Thornell 47-39 13.5
Drew Warren 44-42 9.875
Matt Latta 44-42 13.375
     
     
MidCentral Division    
Brad Latta 55-31 11.25
Tommy McLeod 53-33 11.75
Jennifer Ernst 51-35 11.25
Brad Ashby 50-36 10.375
Justin Glenn 50-36 12.625
Bronson Kilgore 50-36 22.375
Mitchell Pinkerton 48-38 20.5
     
West Division    
Eddy McBroom 55-31 14.5
Trey Cartledge 52-34 12.25
Dan Sellers 50-36 11.25
Drew Morris 49-37 11.5
Tom Johnson 46-40 10.875
Sarah Hasha 45-41 11.125
Bradley Pinkerton 44-42 10.75


IF THE PLAYOFFS STARTED TODAY
1) Brad Latta, 55-31 (11.25)... would win MidCentral Division, First Round Bye
2) Eddy McBroom, 55-31 (14.5)... would win West Division, First Round Bye
3) Zack Graves, 54-32 (12.5)... would win North Divison, First Round Bye
4) Tommy McLeod, 53-33 (11.75)... Wild Card
5) Matt Halpert, 53-33 (11.875)... Wild Card
6) Rhett Barnett, 53-33 (14.0)... Wild Card
7) Trey Cartledge, 52-34 (12.25)... Wild Card
8) Jennifer Ernst, 51-35 (11.25)... Wild Card

on the bubble/within two games:  Brad Ashby, 50-36 (10.375)... Dan Sellers, 50-36 (11.25)... Justin Glenn, 50-36 (12.625)... Bronson Kilgore, 50-36 (22.38)... Drew Morris, 49-37 (11.5)... DMOsborne, 49-37 (13.38)


GRAVES CONFERENCE  
East Division W-L TB
Mark Gainey 56-30 12
Clay Shaver 55-31 9.5
Mike Beirne 54-32 12.75
Tyler Campbell 51-35 13.38
Yours Truly 50-36 9.75
Justin Harrison 50-36 13.63
Chris Croyle 50-36 18.38
Garrett Cheney 48-38 20.5
     
Central Division    
Mark Warner 55-31 16.25
Jonathan Osborne 53-33 13.38
Lori Beirne 52-34 9.875
Steven Ray 52-34 12.5
Scott Latta 51-35 10.88
Matthew Pinkerton  51-35 11.25
Randy Latta 49-37 12.5
     
South Division    
Michael Nipp 53-33 9.875
Eddy Jr 53-33 10.5
James Hawbaker 52-34 11
Tim Wasyluka 50-36 12.5
Daniel Powell 47-39 16.13
Tad Roose 44-42 13.25
Jacob Pinkerton 38-48 11.63



IF THE PLAYOFFS STARTED TODAY
1) Mark Gainey, 56-30 (12.0)... would win East Division, First Round Bye
2) Mark Warner, 55-31 (16.25)... would win Central Divison, First Round Bye
3) Clay Shaver, 55-31 (9.5)... Wild Card, First Round Bye
4) Mike Beirne, 54-32 (12.75)... Wild Card
5) Michael Nipp, 53-33 (9.88)... would win South Divison
6) Eddy Jr, 53-33 (10.5)... Wild Card
7) Jonathan Osborne, 53-33 (13.38)... Wild Card
8) Lori Beirne, 52-34 (9.88)... Wild Card

on the bubble:  James Hawbaker, 52-34 (11.0)... Steven Ray, 52-34 (12.5)... Scott Latta, 51-35 (10.88)... Matt Pinkerton, 51-35 (11.25)... Tyler Campbell, 51-35 (13.38)... Yours Truly, 50-36 (9.75)... Tim Wasyluka, 50-36 (12.5)... Justin Harrison, 50-36 (13.63)... Chris Croyle, 50-36 (18.38)...


THE DFC TOP 15 COACHES POLL

  Rank REC TB LW
1 Mark Gainey 56-30 12 1
2 Clay Shaver 55-31 9.5 2
3 Brad Latta 55-31 11.25 8
4 Eddy McBroom 55-31 14.5 6
5 Mark Warner 55-31 16.25 11
6 Zack Graves 54-32 12.5 5
7 Mike Beirne 54-32 12.75 13
8 Michael Nipp 53-33 9.875 4
9 Eddy Jr 53-33 10.5 3
10 Tommy McLeod 53-33 11.75 7
11 Matt Halpert 53-33 11.88 10
12 Jonathan Osborne 53-33 13.38 14
13 Rhett Barnett 53-33 14 15
14 Lori Beirne 52-34 9.875 12
15 James Hawbaker 52-34 11 9


......aaaaaaand the bottom five......
39Drew Warren44-429.875
40Bradley Pinkerton44-4210.75
41Tad Roose44-4213.25
42Matt Latta44-4213.38
43Jacob Pinkerton38-4811.63


RACE FOR INDIVIDUAL TITLES
The College Title
1t) Mike Beirne, 35-17
1t) Mike Nipp, 35-17
3) Brad Latta, 34-18

The NFL Title
1) Mark Gainey, 24-10
5-way tie for 2nd) Jenn Ernst, Mark Warner, Jon Osborne, Clay Shaver, Matt Pinkerton, 23-11

TieBreak Title
1) Clay Shaver, 9.5
2)Yours Truly, 9.75
3t) Lori Beirne, 9.875
3t) Drew Warren, 9.875

MVP Title
1) Mark Gainey, 56-30
2t) Mark Warner, 55-31
2t) Brad Latta, 55-31
2t) Eddy McBroom, 55-31

Rookie of the Year
1) Clay Shaver, 55-31
2) Matthew Pinkerton, 51-35
3) Bronson Kilgore, 50-36
4) Mitchell Pinkerton, 48-38


LIES, DARN LIES & STATISTICS
  • The playoffs are ever so close!   There are five DFC'ers who didn't make it out of a single season before falling apart... Willis Watkins, Dawn "Snapdragon" Langner, Ken Nipp, Trey O'Neal & Ross Kingrey.  There are also 74 DFC'ers who made it a full season and beyond, totaling 79 people who at one time or another in their life submitted picks for games.
  • Out of those 79, we've had 45 who have tasted postseason glory.   Seven of those made it just once and only once in their DFC careers--Shawn Sharp (DFC I)...Vic Paschal (II)... Jason Turnbow (VII)... Tebe Shaw (VII)...  Clif Render (VIII)... Ken Mackey (VIII)... Rhett Barnett (XIV) and Mike Beirne (XIV).  
  • Should be noted that the only time Shawn Sharp made the playoffs he won the championship.  We usually consider him to be the Florida Marlins of the group--someone who didn't traditionally do well but got really lucky for a season. 
  • Looks like we have two headed to the postseason this year for the first time... Mark Warner, who will likely make it in this, his fifth season, and rookie Remodeling Clay Shaver, representing Michigan, who would making the playoffs in his first year, and will more than likely wrap up the Rookie of the Year Award regardless.
  • Brad Ashby, in his fourth year, is also on the cusp, one game behind 8th seed Jennifer Ernst, and would get in for the first time in his career.
  • The most successful playoff careers in the DFC belong to four DFC'ers... Tad Roose, mentioned only because he won 3 DFC titles... Drew Morris, who has won 114 playoff games... Big Eddy, winning 111 and Mark Gainey, who won 102 playoff games.  Drew is likely to miss the postseason this year, so Big Eddy has a good shot to take the #1 all time playoff wins record this year.  Mark, with a huge run, could also take that spot, especially if Big Eddy McBroom falls out early.
  • Speaking of collapses... I have to mention Chris Croyle, who was cruising early this season, even taking a share of the divisional lead at one point.  He spent 5 weeks in the Top 15, and looked to be making a playoff push towards the end, and has week by week fallen out of contention.  Currently, he sits at 28th in the league, after being 7th three weeks ago, and though he is 2 games out of the the playoff hunt, with an extremely high TBA and 9 people to go through before he gets into the Top 8 of the conference, it's likely his season is over.
  • Futility also abounds with Jacob Pinkerton, who has completed his fourth losing record week in a row.  Seven others have lost 4 weeks in a row in their careers--Eddy McBroom, Michael Nipp, Josh Crosby, Ty Coffey, Jason Turnbow, Dave Tuck and Jason Roberts.  But Pinky has a chance to make history, as he can join the only other two DFC'ers in history to have a losing record 5 weeks in a row--Tad Roose did it in DFC III and DMOsborne did it in DFC VIII.  Can Pinky do five in a row? 

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