Admittedly, the middle portion of a Venn Diagram with fedi users and cfb fans is about the size of a mosquito dick. But by golly we have fun with it, and we’re going to try and promote some engagement. Last year was more or less our first year, but everyone knows that it’s really years kinda 2-4 where a program’s identity really gets defined. In an effort to try and make this second year a growth year for us c/cfb is running a CFP bracket prediction contest to help encourage some users to come out of the woodwork and join our small community in earnest. Details about the contest can be found below (copied straight from the details on the submission form, which can also be found below)

Rules:

Bracket predictions are due BEFORE the first official cfp ranking (7:00 pm EST 11/05), so you need to be able to predict some chaos for best results.

To be eligible to win you must submit at least 3 ballots in the weekly polls (can be done after the CFP rankings are unveiled, but still must be done before the conference championships). Users interested in wining the contest should be sure to post proof of ballots in the form of a comment on the weekly poll posts.

Contestants will be awarded 1 point for each team they correctly predict making it into the CFP, and 3 points for every team they correctly seed.

As it stands, I am planning on just the seeding being the competition, correctly predicting the first round may be used as a tie breaker if the need arises.

Awards:

  • 1st - $100 gift card to online retailer of the user’s choice
  • 2nd - $50 gift card to online retailer of the user’s choice
  • 3rd - $25 gift card to online retailer of the user’s choice

LINK HERE

  • ToasterOverlord@fanaticus.socialM
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    1 month ago

    2 months later, here’s what I’m thinking. There are still 2 more weeks of games to obtain more data, so I am going to hold off on submitting the prediction a little longer

    1. an Ohio State (12-1)
    2. Texas (12-1)
    3. Clemson (12-1)
    4. BYU (13-0)
    5. Oregon (12-1)
    6. Georgia (11-2)
    7. Penn State (11-1)
    8. Boise State (12-1)
    9. Notre Dame (11-1)
    10. Miami (11-2)
    11. Indiana (11-1)
    12. texas a&m (10-2)