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Here is our list of League Champions and the payouts for each league through the end of the regular season. Congratulations to everyone on this list for having a great season.

LAS VEGAS 1
1. (Champion) Meat Loaf (Westlake Village, CA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Ron Chan (San Francisco, CA) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Kevin LaCour (Sugarland, TX) $500

LAS VEGAS 2
1. (Champion) Lewis Lightfoot (Weatherford, TX) $5,000
2. (First In Points) David Pope (Houston, TX) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Michael Korr (Las Vegas, NV) $500

LAS VEGAS 3
1. (Champion) Josh Ferenc (San Carlos, CA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Scott Wieland (Madison, WI) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Ronald Rogers (New Orleans, LA) $500

LAS VEGAS 4
1. (Champion) Kyle Pope (Shelby twp, MI) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Ted Baehman (Deerbrook WI) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Shawn Childs (Forestdale, MA) $500

LAS VEGAS 5
1. (Champion) Joseph Treffiletti (Alpharetta, GA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Jonathan Lueth (Modesto, CA) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Michael Ratajczyk (Lansing, MI) $500

LAS VEGAS 6
1. (Champion) Rick Thomas (Bozeman, MT) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Jim Pieper (Longmont, CO) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Perry Van Hook (Surprise, AZ) $500

LAS VEGAS 7
1. (Champion) Kenrol Paynter (McDonough, GA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Scott Keikoan (Las Vegas, NV) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Ryan Cosner (Rochester, NY) $500

NEW YORK 1
1. (Champion) Will Ott (New York, NY) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Brian Henn (Ronkonkoma, NY) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Jeffrey Price (Alexandria, VA) $500

NEW YORK 2
1. (Champion) Joe Amato (Staten Island, NY) $5,000
2. (First In Points) John Bayley (Urbana, MD) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Glenn Schroter (Auburndale, NY) $500

NEW YORK 3
1. (Champion) Calvin Suer (Metairie, LA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Matthew Bayley (Urbana, MD) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Dana Harvey (Wallingford, CT) $500

NEW YORK 4
1. (Champion) Ryan Fisher (Davie, FL) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Dominic Cristelli (Tampa, FL) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Michael Edelman (Elmwood Park, NJ) $500

NEW YORK 5
1. (Champion) John Frisella (Exeter, RI) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Jon Lopes (Cumberland, RI) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Richie Primo (Sewell, NY) $500

NEW YORK 6
1. (Champion) Ken Magner (Freehold, NJ) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Alex Kagonovsky (New York, NY) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Glenn Karant (Plantation, FL) $500

NEW YORK 7
1. (Champion) Stephen Jupinka (Walkwick, NJ) $5,000
2. (First In Points) David Kennedy (Steamburg, NY) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Neil Hassett Jr. (Nissequoegue, NY) $500

NEW YORK 8
1. (Champion) Ryan Houston (O'Fallon, MO) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Rob Benetti (Mokena, IL) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Korey Gardner (Elizabethtown, PA) $500

CHICAGO 1
1. (Champion) Scott Gunaca (Romulus, MI) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Donald Thompson (Sterling Heights, MI) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Eric Lundquist (Elk River, MN) $500

CHICAGO 2
1. (Champion) Scott Stauffer (Duluth, MN) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Jeff Bartkowiak (Brookfield, WI) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Brandon Mueller (Shaumburg, IL) $500

CHICAGO 3
1. (Champion) Pete Jansons (Arlington Heights, IL) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Bundy Sanders (Marietta, GA) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Tori Kaldenberg (Madison, WI) $500

CHICAGO 4
1. (Champion) Lonny Graves (Columbia, MO) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Bill Opiola (Mosinee, WI) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) William Hare (Cumming, GA) $500

CHICAGO 5
1. (Champion) David Dorman (Chicago, IL) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Paul Clein (Germantown, TN) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Matt Fey (Wheaton, IL) $500

ULTIMATE LEAGUE
1. (Head2Head Champion) Mark Moyer (Laurel, MD) $5,000
2. (Most Points) Mark Moyer (Laurel, MD) $5,000

LAS VEGAS AUCTION LEAGUE 1
1. (H2H Champ) Mark Moyer (Laurel, MD) $650
2. (Most Points) Mark Moyer (Laurel, MD) $650

LAS VEGAS AUCTION LEAGUE 2
1. (H2H Champ) James Alexander (Bellbrook, OH) $650
2. (Most Points) James Alexander (Bellbrook, OH) $650

NEW YORK AUCTION LEAGUE
1. (H2H Champ) David Zwickel (New York, NY) $650
2. (Most Points) David Zwickel (New York, NY) $650

CHICAGO AUCTION LEAGUE 1
1. (H2H Champ) Jim Wiseheart (New Albany, IN) $650
2. (Most Points) Jim Wiseheart (New Albany, IN) $650

[ December 07, 2005, 08:10 AM: Message edited by: Tom Kessenich ]

Originally posted by Tom Kessenich:
Here is our list of League Champions and the payouts for each league through the end of the regular season. Congratulations to everyone on this list for having a great season.

LAS VEGAS 1
1. (Champion) Meat Loaf (Westlake Village, CA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Ron Chan (San Francisco, CA) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Kevin LaCour (Sugarland, TX) $500
no Z-Men...no ufs...no gekko

WTF happened?

Hey Tom, just a quick question, in the Chicago Auction League for Head to Head champ, Myself(Brahma Bulls) and NuhNuh were both 11-2 and I was victorious over him in our head to head matchup. He did outscore me on the year by 10 points for the point total championship, but why would this 1st tie breaker be total points for a head to head championship when his team was already rewarded for most points, instead of head to head being that tie breaker? Just wondering?

Originally posted by Gordon Gekko:
quote:Originally posted by Tom Kessenich:
Here is our list of League Champions and the payouts for each league through the end of the regular season. Congratulations to everyone on this list for having a great season.

LAS VEGAS 1
1. (Champion) Meat Loaf (Westlake Village, CA) $5,000
2. (First In Points) Ron Chan (San Francisco, CA) $2,500
3. (Second In Points) Kevin LaCour (Sugarland, TX) $500
no Z-Men...no ufs...no gekko

WTF happened? [/QUOTE]Yea Gekko, was surprised to see your name NOWHERE on this list. Especially since you said the odds of beating you and DYV in the Ultimate was impossible. :rolleyes:

Hey Billy Waz, did you see my previous post about how is total points the first tie breaker in head to head championship instead of head to head? This is my first year in and don't quite understand why? Can you enlighten me a little. Thanks!

Head to head isn't even considered (nor should it be) in this league, because you only play each team once.

The tiebreaker between 2 tied records is points scored. It is that way in ALL NFFC leagues.

That being said, you drafted a great team, and I hope you pull "something" from this league.

Enjoy your week off, and hopefully I will get a crack at you in Week 15!

Sorry I missed your question Chris, but Billy's answer was correct. The first tiebreaker is total points. That's the way we want to set things up so that you are still rewarded for having a good team even if you have some misfortune during the season that impacts your W-L record.

Thanks daddy, but why is it called head to head champion then? I think this is a solid question.

Chris, we've made total points the first tie-breaker in the NFFC because we feel it best reflects the top team over 13 weeks if teams are tied with head-to-head records. Because of bye weeks, it's possible that a team didn't have all of its top stars during that h2h matchup that you described above. Taking total points over 13 weeks is more reflective of the best team than that one week matchup. Again, that is our reasoning for the setup we currently have to break ties.

Congrats on the solid finish and the first round bye gives you a solid chance to profit in the playoffs.

Originally posted by BillyWaz:
Yea Gekko, was surprised to see your name NOWHERE on this list. Especially since you said the odds of beating you and DYV in the Ultimate was impossible. :rolleyes: no billywaz either

FBG is the only rational explanation. other than me running two baseball teams, subscribing to FBG was the ONLY significant change.