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whatifsports.com - 12/21/2008
WhatIfSports December Madness: Round 1 Results
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Sports simulation website WhatIfSports.com presents December Madness, a 16-team playoff comprised of the 11 conference champions and best five at-large teams. Over the next four weeks, results will be unveiled with scores, boxscores, game recaps, awards and stats for all 15 playoff games.
WhatIfSports December Madness: Round 1 Results
WhatIfSports December Madness: Round 2 Results
whatifsports.com - 12/25/2008
WhatIfSports December Madness: Round 2 Results
— whatifsports.com — Every year seems like the perfect year for a college football playoff and this year is no... exception (even the President-elect is calling for it). Sports simulation website WhatIfSports.com presents December Madness, a 16-team playoff comprised of the 11 conference champions and best five ... (more) WhatIfSports December Madness: Round 2 Results

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WhatIfSports NFL Fantasy Rankings: Week 17
whatifsports.com - 12/25/2008
WhatIfSports NFL Fantasy Rankings: Week 17
— whatifsports.com — Each regular season game is simulated 10,001 times, with the sum of the averages of those games... being our final predicted outcome. This allows us to account for every player and statistical interaction in an NFL game. Rosters and depth charts are up-to-date. (more) WhatIfSports NFL Fantasy Rankings: Week 17

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WhatIfSports NFL Power Rankings: Week 16
whatifsports.com - 12/21/2008
WhatIfSports NFL Power Rankings: Week 16
— whatifsports.com — WhatIfSports.com utilizes its NFL football simulation engine to present the most comprehensive, deterministic and unbiased ranking of... all 32 teams. We simulated every possible match-up in the NFL 100 times, and used the winning percentages from those nearly 50,000 games to evaluate all every team. (more) WhatIfSports NFL Power Rankings: Week 16

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One Bronco Nation Under God:  Morning paper: Boise State football links 12/17

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Morning paper: Boise State football links 12/17
One Bronco Nation Under God — ... Kellen Moore, George Iloka named to second team. Drew Hawkins named to 24th team. Coach Pete a finalist for Bear Bryant coaching award [BroncoSports.com] As such, he just became a coaching candidate at the university of Alabama. Kaepernick takes home more imaginary WAC hardware [ESPN.com] Kellen Moore will have his revenge. And it will be sweet. Another simulated playoff, another Boise State loss [What If Sports] This is getting old. Can’t we all just settle this on the ...

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