Week Nine of The Evening Sun Football Contest
With one week remaining in The Evening Sun Football Contest, we have our first repeat winner of the season.
This week, Sylvia Figary of Norwich, won with 15 correct responses and the closest total point amount with the correct team for the tie-breaker. Sylvia predicted Georgia to prevail over the Gamecocks of South Carolina with a score of 26-6, for a total of 32 points. The actual score total score for the two teams was 34 points (24-10 Georgia), giving her a two point win over four other entries that also had 15 correct responses.
Sylvia’s incorrect predictions were Penn State, a game that most entries picked but Michigan State pulled off the upset over the seventh ranked team to shock the nation, Oklahoma State, Air Force, Texans and 49ers.
Sheldon Schuman, James Shimer, Bob Osowski, and Mike Eldred all tied Sylvia with the 15 predicted responses correct but all guessed the final amount to be 10 points or higher.
Jay Ingerto, Travis Smith, Mike Garofalo, Bev Chrystie, Dennis Campbell, and Ray Figary Sr. all had 14 correct predictions.
Next Tuesday’s Edition will have the final results and winner announced in the Sports section so be sure to get your entries dropped off or postmarked by Friday, November 10. Good luck to all.
This week, Sylvia Figary of Norwich, won with 15 correct responses and the closest total point amount with the correct team for the tie-breaker. Sylvia predicted Georgia to prevail over the Gamecocks of South Carolina with a score of 26-6, for a total of 32 points. The actual score total score for the two teams was 34 points (24-10 Georgia), giving her a two point win over four other entries that also had 15 correct responses.
Sylvia’s incorrect predictions were Penn State, a game that most entries picked but Michigan State pulled off the upset over the seventh ranked team to shock the nation, Oklahoma State, Air Force, Texans and 49ers.
Sheldon Schuman, James Shimer, Bob Osowski, and Mike Eldred all tied Sylvia with the 15 predicted responses correct but all guessed the final amount to be 10 points or higher.
Jay Ingerto, Travis Smith, Mike Garofalo, Bev Chrystie, Dennis Campbell, and Ray Figary Sr. all had 14 correct predictions.
Next Tuesday’s Edition will have the final results and winner announced in the Sports section so be sure to get your entries dropped off or postmarked by Friday, November 10. Good luck to all.
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