Upon reviewing the playoff rules, a couple of clarifications are necessary.
During the playoffs each correct pick is worth 3 points, and if the winning pick is the underdog, an additional 2 points are awarded, for a total of 5 points for the winning pick.
In the Super Bowl rules it states:
"4. The Super Bowl winning pick is worth 7 points, with 3 underdog points."
This can be interpreted two different ways.
It can mean the winning pick is worth 7 points, including 3 underdog points, which would then mean the winning pick, if not the underdog, would be worth 4 points. Nowhere in the playoff or super bowl rules does it mention 4 points for a correct win.
Or, it could mean that that the winning pick is worth 7 points, plus a possible 3 underdog points, for a potential 10 points for correctly picking an underdog win.
I'm not trying to confuse things, but I'm making valid points that need clarification.
Also,
Rule 5 (d) states: "Most penalty yards as a team."
Does this mean most penalty yards committed by a team, or most penalty yards received by a team?
I'm guessing it means most penalties committed by a team.
These two items need clarification because I can visualize Deland arguing endlessly for the interpretation that would most benefit him. Of course, since he's so far out of the race it really wouldn't matter, heh.
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