Announcement UPDATED 2023 thread is at the top of SSF threads "pinned/stickied" --Predict the Score - 2022 (1 Viewer)

[GrayMatter78]

Welcome to Season 16

The rules are the same. The score is worth the most points while the tie breakers will fill in the rest.

SaintsReport.com Predict the Score

Enter Your Prediction Now!

2007 Winner - Bayouboy [Thread]
2008 Winner - mmmbeer [Thread]
2009 Winner - Saints & Devils [Thread]
2010 Winner - jvillejoe [Thread]
2011 Winner - WhoDatNation985 [Thread]
2012 Winner - Bill [Thread]
2013 Winner - mvtrucking [Thread]
2014 Winner - soupcan dan [Thread]
2015 Winner - Hanau Eepe Saint [Thread]
2016 Winner - Bill [Thread]
2017 Winner - soupcan dan [Thread]
2018 Winner - LUX [Thread]
2019 Winner - jvillejoe [Thread]
2020 Winner - Noble Saint [Thread]
2021 Winner - jasonsw [Thread]
2022 Winner - soupcan dan

2022 Weekly Results

Week 01 - Bill
Week 02 - soupcan dan
Week 03 - LUX
Week 04 - Pensacola
Week 05 - soupcan dan
Week 06 - Andrus
Week 07 - GrayMatter78
Week 08 - jvillejoe
Week 09 - Bill
Week 10 - saintfan1972
Week 11 - Low Energy
Week 12 - saintfan1972
Week 13 - NO Saint
Week 14 - BYE
Week 15 - Bill
Week 16 - soupcan dan
Week 17 - Will Survive
Week 18 - soupcan dan

Overall Leaders at Weekly Interval

Week 02 - Bill
Week 03 - Bill
Week 04 - Bill
Week 05 - Bill
Week 06 - soupcan dan
Week 07 - Bill
Week 08 - saintfan1972
Week 09 - jvillejoe
Week 10 - Bill
Week 11 - saintfan1972
Week 12 - Bill
Week 13 - Bill
Week 14 - saintfan1972
Week 15 - saintfan1972
Week 16 - saintfan1972
Week 17 - saintfan1972
Week 18 - soupcan dan

Good luck everyone!!

 

[GrayMatter78]

Rules of Game

Here is a short explanation and it is not scientific as I created this a few years ago in about 4 hours time.

There is a total of 100 points possible each week.

50 points for the score. Basically, you lose .5 for each number away from the score. Let's say you predicted the Washington Football Team to have 30 and the Saints 24 and the actual result is Football Team 31 to Saints 24, then your score total would be 49.5. If you miss badly on this either way, it could be a large hole in your score.

25 for predicting the winner. 0 for getting it wrong.

12.5 each for the tie breakers and these work similarly to the score but use smaller increments.

There were a few players that hit the score exactly last year but I don't believe anyone has registered the perfect 100 score.

SaintsReport.com <::> Predict the Score

Once you click the link to the Predict the Score site, hit the button that says "Connect to SR" and it will do the handshake and find your username. From there, click the Entry link to put your entry in for Week 1 and beyond.

 

[Bill]

Thanks again GM78!!!

 

[Andrus]

I'm in!

 

[saints4eva]

Yay! Thanks GM this is always fun!
In like Flint

 

[Krodwhodat]

I’m in but the link takes me to 2021season?

 

[Bill]

Yay! Thanks GM this is always fun!
In like Flint

I'm pretty sure the phrase is 'In like Flynn', as in Errol Flynn.
But then you may be a fan of Larry Flynt.

 

[saints4eva]

I'm pretty sure the phrase is 'In like Flynn', as in Errol Flynn.
But then you may be a fan of Larry Flynt.

Nope it's in reference to this

 

[Krodwhodat]

I'm pretty sure the phrase is 'In like Flynn', as in Errol Flynn.
But then you may be a fan of Larry Flynt.

From the interwebs:
The existence of the examples found by Mr Popik certainly suggest the expression was at first unconnected with Errol Flynn, but that it shifted its association when he became such a notorious figure. Since then, it has altered again, because in 1967 a film, In Like Flint, a spy spoof starring James Coburn, took its title by wordplay from the older expression, and in turn caused many people to think that the phrase was really in like Flint.

 

[saints4eva]

From the interwebs:
The existence of the examples found by Mr Popik certainly suggest the expression was at first unconnected with Errol Flynn, but that it shifted its association when he became such a notorious figure. Since then, it has altered again, because in 1967 a film, In Like Flint, a spy spoof starring James Coburn, took its title by wordplay from the older expression, and in turn caused many people to think that the phrase was really in like Flint.

That's the only one with which I am familiar

 

[Bill]

More proof that I don't watch movies.

 

[saints4eva]

More proof that I don't watch movies.

Plus it's a really old movie lol

 

[Will Survive]

Welp...

 

[soupcan dan]

just beat bill.

 

[St. Aaron]