2010
Predict the Packer Season
Football Contest
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2010 Predict the Packer Season Football Contest |
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2010 Opponents |
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Home Chicago Bears Detroit Lions Minnesota Vikings Dallas Cowboys New York Giants San Francisco 49ers Buffalo Bills Miami Dolphins |
Away Chicago Bears Detroit Lions Minnesota Vikings Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins Atlanta Falcons New England Patriots New York Jets |
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| Otis (Tim Miller) Wins 2009 Contest | |||
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Contest Results 2009:
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Contest Records:
This contest is in it's ninth season, and we have established some records you might find interesting.
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Winner |
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☼ Highest score for the season: |
23 |
Paul Miller - 2002 |
| ☼ Lowest score for the season: | 5 |
Ben Miller - 2008 Raymie Miller - 2005 |
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☼ Highest average score for season: |
15.5 |
2001 |
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☼ Most win/loss points for the season: |
14 |
Mike Kianetski - 2009 Cyndi Roedl - 2009 Dick Scott - 2007 |
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☼ Most score points for the season: |
8 |
Paul Miller - 2002 |
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☼ Exact Packer points for the season: |
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Bryon Scott - 2009 |
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☼ Exact opponent points for the season: |
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Shelly Verboomen - 2007 |
| ☼ Closest to total points for the season: | 4 |
Ben Miller - 2009 Paul Miller - 2007 |
| ☼ Most times placing second in contest | 3 |
Ben Miller - 2003 - 2005 -2006 Tim Miller - 2002 - 2004 - 2007 |
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☼ Most points in a week: |
31 |
Week 7, 2009 |
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☼ Most points in a week per contestant: |
1.7 |
Week 1, 2001 |
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☼ Fewest points in a week: |
0 |
Week 1, 2003 |
| ☼ Most people entered in contestant: | 24 | 2009 season |
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☼ Persons picking a perfect score for a game: |
Raymie Miller - Week 7, 2009 Dick Scott - Week 7, 2008 Howie Miller - Week 7, 2006 Tim Miller - Week 1, 2004 Dennis Zack - Week 1, 2004 Paul Miller - Week 12, 2002 Tim Rapalee - Week 1, 2001 |
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☼ Past contest winners: |
Tim Miller - 2009 Laura Miller - 2008 Dick Scott - 2007 Howie Miller - 2006 Dan Scott - 2005 Dennis Zack - 2004 Myra Miller - 2003 Paul Miller - 2002 Howie Miller - 2001 |
These records have been adjusted for the current method of scoring the contest.
