2016 Ranked Seasons | Updated

Here is the updated season’s rankings…all 212 of them. Yep, we’ve officially played 212 seasons in this league. If you finished among the top-53, congratulations, you either won a championship or delivered an elite season that failed to deliver a mug. If your season is ranked between 54-106, be proud. You made the playoffs. You are either a average team that produced a ton of wins or a great team that couldn’t quite catch a break. If you finished 107-159, half of you probably didn’t make the playoffs and if you did, you didn’t win a post-season game. If you finished 160-212, then don’t brag.

2016 Team Rankings:

#5 Rich Calderon (361.3 points) Last year, Griff produced the fifth best season ever. This season, Calderon topped it and his 2016 was the fifth best season ever, behind only Bob ’14, Matt ’09, Robio ’99 and Jason ’01. Rich would have been the third best if it wasn’t for failing to earn the top seed (missing out on a +5 bonus) and suffering one score under 1,000 (a -2 point bonus).

Anyhow, he won nine games during the season and averaged a solid 1,532 PPG. His 5,312 points in the postseason where the third most ever scored and his 24,233 total points scored was the second most ever. He finished with four weekly high scores and nine 1,500-point games, including all three playoff games.

#9 Jeff Greenblatt (333.9) For the first time in his career, Jeff cracked the top-50 and he did it in style, finishing with the 9th best season ever and the second best season for a team that failed to win the championship. Bob’s 2015 remains the best non-title team ever.

Jeff earned 11 wins and missed averaging 1,500 points per game by just eight fantasy points (or a four yard gain by a RB/WR. He earned the top seed behind three weekly high scores and eight total 1,500-point games (one in the postseason). He also went a league best 5-3 against the top half of the league. He did fail to score 1,000 once, in the playoffs, which cost him -3 points in my rankings system.

#70 Don Vozzola (237.5 points) As you can see, there was a big drop off from Calderon and Jeff to the rest of the league, but producing the 70th best season in Robioland football history is still pretty solid. In fact, this was Don’s fourth greatest season, one spot ahead of his 2006 title run.

He won nine games, winning six straight after a 0-2 start. He averaged 1,290 points per game, his most since the 2011 season. He never had a weekly high score, but also never had a low. He only had one game over 1,500, but never dipped below 1,000.

#75 Rob Masterson (236.2 points) For the sixth straight year, Masterson walks away with a successful season, despite the lack of a playoff run. He won a solid eight games, after a league best 5-0 start. He averaged 1,387 points per game, the third most behind Calderon and Jeff. He earned the four seed, delivering one weekly high score and three 1,500-point games. He would have easily had the third best season in 2016, but his squad shit the bed in the quarterfinals, scoring just 745 points, which knocked him down a few spots.

#82 Robio Murray (232.7 points) After two dismal seasons, I’ll celebrate producing the 82nd best season in Robioland. I started 4-0, lost six in a row, before winning two of three, becoming just the second person to lose six straight and crash the postseason party (where I eventually lost to Jeff in the semifinals). I finished the regular season with just six wins, but my 1,358 points per game was the league’s fourth best. I had no high scores, suffering two weekly lows (although avoided dipping below 1,000 all season). I did manage four games over 1,500 (coming up just six points shy of scoring 1,500 in my two playoff games).

#85 Bob Castrone (231.0 points) How good has Bob been in this league? He produced eight wins in the regular season and reached the semifinals, yet this was his fourth worst season of his career. Got that? His fourth worst season out of 14 is the 85th best in this league’s history.

This year, he never earned a weekly high score (the first time that’s happened since 2011) and produced two weekly lows (for the first time since 2012). He struggled to score, only averaging 1,270 PPG (1oth in the league) and failed to hit 1,000 twice, but he still managed to go 5-4 against the top-six in the league. The five victories against he top-six is tied with Jeff for most in 2016.

#114 Eric Vozzola (206.2 points) Eric finished with six wins, averaging 1,308 points per contest, earning the 7-seed. He finished the year with only two games over 1,500, but one was a high score. He never dipped below 1,000, but did get one weekly low score. He went a poor 2-6 against the top-six teams.

#121 Richard Burrier (197.7 points) Rich’s 2016 was all over the map. He finished with six wins and made the playoffs, despite averaging 1,273 PPG, ninth in the league. He also rocked out four games over 1,500, but then failed to hit 1,000 twice (once in the playoffs). He earned a pair of weekly high scores, but also earned three weekly low scores. He only went 2-5 against the top-six teams.

#130 Colby Hall (189.5 points) While one can make a good argument with the way this team was playing down the stretch, that this was the best team ever to miss the playoffs, the statistics used to making these rankings, say Colby’s 2016 was the second best team not to make the playoffs, behind Neatock’s 2013. Colby finished with five wins after a brutal 1-8 start. He averaged a solid (for most years) 1,335 PPG. He had one weekly high score, one weekly and while he failed to hit 1,000 twice, he scored over 1,500 a stunning five times.

#149 Griff Coomer (172.6 points) This season proved to be Griff’s fourth worst season in Robioland and the third worst title defense in league history. This was his first losing season since 2008 (which was also the last time he failed to qualify for the playoffs). This is the fourth time he won just four games. Oddly enough, Griff has never finished a season 6-7. Anyhow, he did manage one weekly high score, breaking 2,000 fantasy points, but that proved to be the only time he hit 1,500. While he avoided falling below 1,000 or earning a weekly low score, he went a stunning 0-8 against the top-six teams in 2016.

#166 Molly Coomer (161 points) Molly’s 2016 was her third worst season, a step up above her 2009 and 2010 campaigns. Averaging 1,250 points per game, she had no high scores, although she did manage to crack 1,500 three times. She finished the year with two weekly lows and failed to hit 1,000 three times. She went 2-4 against the top-six.

#190 Matt Neatock (138.5 points) This proved to be Matt’s second worst season ever in Robioland (2008 was his low point). Sure, his points were awful, averaging 1,245. He’s done worse than that five times. However, his two victories were a career low. He had no high scores, two lows and went 0-7 against the top-six in the league.

Complete Rankings RKTeamsYearAvg ScoreLosesSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTALRK 1Bob2014155210-3#13-05340316-27/21377.61 2Matt2009149710-3#13-05390105-27/30374.62 3Robio1999148711-3#13-04756614-28/21371.33 4Jason2001155811-3#13-03832505-181365.14 5Rich C201615329-4#23-05312404-36/31361.35 6Griff201514789-4#23-05142106-17/20343.26 7Bob2015150711-2#11-13319105-28/10340.97 8Griff200514888-5#43-05062303-36/21336.48 9Jeff2016149911-2#12-13901305-37/10/1333.99 11Eric201215039-4#32-14683204-55/20323.111 12Robio2010136612-1#12-1439410422/22322.512 10Rich C2013136610-3#23-04745106-22/11322.110 14Robio2013149910-3#11-12447304-350314.414 15Rick2000147811-3#11-12745302-383314.315 13Robio200214318-6#33-05254214-37/32313.613 16Robio2000142310-4#23-03887205-141312.216 17Molly2011153610-3#10-11344314-28131017 18Robio200814647-6#52-14422604-27/21306.618 19Bob201013589-4#43-04239106-43/10306.219 20Rich B200314108-6#33-04744302-53/21300.420 21Bob2004131410-4#23-04280036-26/13298.221 23David2007140011-2#11-12309200-441296.123 22Robio201213367-6#43-05152225-44/31296.122 27Griff2004140110-4#12-13944004-141291.527 24Matt201414518-5#22-14644224-47/12291.524 29Molly2002126010-4#12-15501113-35/1329129 26Rob M201115309-4#20-11623304-37/10290.226 28Griff200913718-5#32-14807205-46/22290.228 25Rob M201314948-5#31-13149213-49/11287.925 30Robio200314569-5#10-11535405-26/12285.930 32Griff2012143410-3#10-11084503-330283.232 31Bob200914418-5#21-13475312-45/22282.931 34Molly2006135610-3#20-11296305-22/00278.634 35Rich B201114447-6#32-14448114-46/11277.935 33Colby201414969-4#20-11208103-27/00275.733 36Rich C200414259-5#41-12810104-37/11273.636 38Matt200713127-6#53-04398115-344271.238 37Rich C201014439-4#20-1726105-250/1270.637 39Bob201113096-7#73-04416005-43/21268.139 40Eric201514439-4#30-11204304-341265.340 41Rich C2012135510-3#20-11249105-22026441 43Molly2008130610-3#11-12101013-232/1262.643 42Don200714218-5#20-11436112-551261.542 44Griff200013219-5#42-13753204-432260.644 45Robio200613277-6#32-14156403-33/12/1260.345 48Matt201014029-4#30-11311201-452259.348 49Griff201114149-4#40-11227214-242256.749 50Rich B2006127510-3#10-1917124-152256.750 46Griff201313517-6#52-14462126-33/13255.746 51Rich B200414279-5#30-11190205-262255.651 47Colby201513756-7#62-14010313-65/11255.647 52Griff199913088-6#22-13778203-342253.652 53Rich B200513968-5#30-11295215-272253.653 57Don200513359-4#10-11136004-221251.957 54Colby201013628-5#61-12741223-53/12251.654 59Justin A200214408-6#40-11088203-441249.959 56Colby200513556-7#72-13841102-35/11248.956 62Brian2000133110-4#30-11257205-333247.762 55Matt201513098-5#51-12812113-43124755 61Robio200513826-7#61-13356102-44/21246.961 58Rich B201414488-5#40-11281223-442246.658 60Molly201413647-6#51-12942013-44/12244.860 64Don200812217-6#73-03002002-311244.164 65Rich C200812849-4#20-11133103-231243.765 66Bob200813169-4#40-11136303-23424366 67Jeff200913718-5#40-11233201-542242.467 63Rob M201513758-5#40-11177002-540242.363 68Robio200112909-5#21-12299103-33324168 72Anne2001127010-4#40-11078104-231240.872 71Don200611617-6#73-03223233-33/14239.471 78Colby201112797-6#51-13377023-53/11238.778 69Colby200414426-8#80-11349402-582238.769 79Bob200712248-5#31-12695103-432238.479 76Matt201114586-7#60-11617102-54/1023876 81Griff201013199-4#52-1690313-442/1237.881 73Rich C200313976-8#82-13007313-46/11237.873 70Don201612909-4#30-11048003-510237.570 74Colby201313455-8#40-11499003-421236.574 75Rob M201613878-5#40-1745103-330/1236.275 77Bpb201314496-7#70-11182201-760234.777 83Bob201213386-7#71-13365122-73/11234.583 80Griff201412887-6#71-12834124-53/11234.180 86Rich C200913407-6#51-12171114-342233.786 84Rob M200613267-6#81-12525113-331232.984 82Robio201613586-7#61-12994022-540232.782 88Colby200613438-5#40-1781103-432231.188 87Rob M200912907-6#60-11709204-23/11231.187 85Bob201612708-5#51-12497025-41223185 89Bob200612268-5#51-12380002-500230.489 90Eric200713198-5#40-11339223-442230.390 91Rob M200213497-7#71-12298104-340/1227.991 92David200112387-7#62-13895113-32/13226.892 94Brian199912698-6#31-12373112-423224.694 95Griff200311648-6#52-14076023-33/15224.595 93Rob M200312227-7#71-13565214-34/15223.993 96Griff200213098-6#51-12051003-332/1223.696 98Molly201213257-6#50-11528022-54/13222.898 97Rob M201213237-6#60-11269124-45222297 101Colby200812527-6#31-12105111-523220.3101 99Rick200212938-6#60-11393213-254220.299 100Chris200012497-7#61-12601203-432219.9100 102Matt W.200111748-6#51-12682213-41/13219.2102 106Rick199912847-7#51-12459221-544217106 109David200413436-8#61-12187433-353215.2109 108Rich C200711786-7#72-13482103-634214.7108 104David200512426-7#81-12543101-410214.6104 107Don201112966-7#81-12520024-532213.8107 103Molly201312567-6#60-11299010-631213.6103 110Don200912457-6#70-11491213-633213.4110 105Rob M201412907-6#60-11099102-412213105 111Rich B201213156-7#81-11817102-611211.7111 112Jeff201313566-7#80-1871003-531209.3112 113Rob M200413216-8#70-11494104-451209113 115Griff' 06200612397-6#60-11364011-522208.5115 116Molly200712946-7#60-1887224-344206.2116 114Eric201613086-7#70-11144112-610206.2114 117Don200211948-6#20-11254224-335205.9117 119Don200412807-7#50-11075012-521202.8119 118Matt201313256-7212-641200.5118 120Rich B201013246-8#80-11192201-622199.3120 123Molly200310659-5#20-11319122-414198.7123 127David200312268-6#40-1568004-314198.3127 121Rich B201612736-7#80-1840232-541/1197.7121 126Matt200312317-7#60-11128003-422197.4126 122Rich C201412276-7#80-11171123-431197.4122 124Jeff201512476-7#70-1997002-712194.7124 125Rich B201512456-7#80-11124234-455194.7125 129Jimmy200111757-7#30-11476021-533194.3129 128Matt200511836-7#20-11060105-325193.9128 131Jimmy200012736-8#80-11198102-623190.3131 130Colby201613356-8113-452189.5130 134Molly200511197-6#50-11190014-315188.8134 133David200211957-7#80-1982234-334187.3133 132Robio201112476-7112-632186.7132 135Don201011146-7#71-12295011-704186.4135 136Eric200912216-7#80-11029133-625185.4136 137Rich C200512356-7102-423183.5137 143Justin H200010818-6#50-1986102-506182143 138Robio200413435-9221-541180.3138 139Rob M200712815-8223-343180.1139 141Eric200811766-7#80-1850013-512/1180.1141 140Rich C201112575-8224-621179.7140 142Don201411836-7111-711178.3142 144Eric200512306-7131-645177144 145Jeff201413823-10102-441176.2145 146Rich C200611776-7103-424175.7146 147Molly200412726-8022-544173.2147 148Molly201512714-9103-431173.1148 149Griff201612864-9100-810172.6149 150Eric200211747-7024-323172.4150 156David199910558-6#40-1984143-328172.3156 151Colby201212944-9012-531171.4151 152Colby200911826-7014-302171.2152 153Matt201211716-7012-402171.1153 159David200810177-6#60-1652114-426/1170.2159 154Rich C201512136-8021-622169.3154 155Griff200712704-9102-533169155 157Steph200010826-8003-405168.2157 158Matt200412935-9014-411167.3158 163Brian200111147-7#70-1662014-415/1167163 160Bob200311866-8113-523166.6160 161Griff200112415-9002-432166.1161 162Don201312584-9111-622165.8162 165John199911446-8#60-1844233-514/1164.8165 167David200010896-8#70-11012102-516163167 164Rich B200211676-8213-625162.7164 166Molly201612504-9022-433161166 168Robio200711695-8013-524160.9168 174Chris199911435-9#70-1996003-504158.3174 172Rich B200710256-7#80-11241032-417157.9172 169Eric201312384-9032-533157.8169 173Rick200110556-8#80-11109213-528157.6173 170Molly200911855-8011-503157.5170 171Jeff201111096-7043-514156.9171 175Rich B200810966-7034-415155.6175 176Don201212304-9011-403155176 177Eric201412164-9011-614153.6177 178Don200111705-9342-634153178 179Jeff200311346-8024-504151.4179 180Griff200811664-9111-614150.6180 181Jimmy200211874-10011-712144.7181 182Rob M200811174-9011-714143.7182 183Robio201512133-10020-813143.3183 184Eric200411105-9022-503141184 185Jeff201010614-9101-526140.1185 186Rich B200911194-9031-714139.9186 188Rob M200510565-8032-516139.6188 187Matt200611363-10000-624139.6187 189Eric200310266-8012-417138.6189 190Matt201612452-11020-701138.5190 191Eric200611363-10000-603137.6191 192Matt W.200010106-8021-605137192 193Robio201411013-10011-702134.1193 194Matt200810903-10011-603131194 195Colby200710394-9032-615129.9195 196Don201511093-10040-702128.9196 197Bob200511253-10142-626128.5197 198Eric200110335-9023-506127.3198 199Eric201112091-12000-802126.9199 200Jeff201211432-11022-603124.3200 201Justin H200110694-10121-717122.9201 202Molly201010913-10040-716121.1202 203Rob M201010902-11021-804117203 204Brian200210893-11020-816114.9204 205Tim199910403-11#80-1942032-607114.4205 206Robio200910622-11022-605112.2206 207Rich B201310812-11141-617110.1207 208Don20039664-10043-31698.6208 209David200610462-12030-51698.6209 210Eric20109192-11031-60889.9210 211John20008593-11052-501075.9211 212Tim20008352-12070-801157.5212

Robio’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 51999148711-3#13-04756614-28/21371.3 212000142310-4#23-03887205-141312.2 80200112909-5#21-12299103-333241 20200214318-6#33-05254214-37/32313.6 36200314569-5#10-11535405-26/12285.9 168200413435-9221-541180.3 69200513826-7#61-13356102-44/21246.9 54200613277-6#32-14156403-33/12/1260.3 199200711695-8013-524160.9 22200814647-6#52-14422604-27/21306.6 242200910622-11022-605112.2 132010136612-1#12-1439410422/22322.5 160201112476-7112-632186.7 28201213367-6#43-05152225-44/31296.1 182013149910-3#11-12447304-350314.4 227201411013-10011-702134.1 216201512133-10020-813143.3 100201613586-7#61-12994022-540232.7 162201713005-8101-631186 189201813014-9134-443168.1 12019167511-2#23-05667507-010/30417.2

Griff’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 65199913088-6#22-13778203-342253.6 57200013219-5#42-13753204-432260.6 193200112415-9002-432166.1 115200213098-6#51-12051003-332/1223.6 112200311648-6#52-14076023-33/15224.5 302004140110-4#12-13944004-141291.5 12200514888-5#43-05062303-36/21336.4 135200612397-6#60-11364011-522208.5 188200712704-9102-533169 212200811664-9111-614150.6 35200913718-5#32-14807205-46/22290.2 90201013199-4#52-1690313-442/1237.8 56201114149-4#40-11227214-242256.7 372012143410-3*#10-11084503-330283.2 61201313517-6#52-14462126-33/13255.7 97201412887-6#71-12834124-53/11234.1 9201514789-4#23-05142106-17/20343.2 179201612864-9100-810172.6 148201712466-7#70-11444023-623195 170201813594-9022-641177.9 213201911693-10010-711144.9

Don’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 210200111705-9342-634153 143200211948-6#20-11254224-335205.9 24420039664-10043-31698.6 138200412807-7#50-11075012-521202.8 67200513359-4#10-11136004-221251.9 82200611617-6#73-03223233-33/14239.4 53200714218-5#20-11436112-551261.5 70200812217-6#73-03002002-311244.1 131200912457-6#70-11491213-633213.4 161201011146-7#71-12295011-704186.4 129201112966-7#81-12520024-532213.8 208201212304-9011-403155 194201312584-9111-622165.8 173201411836-7111-711178.3 230201511093-10040-702128.9 92201612909-4#30-11048003-510237.5 207201712314-9011-503155.1 64201814466-7#61-12963203-56/11254.2 73201912919-4#30-11328003-430244.4

Eric’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 232200110335-9023-506127.3 180200211747-7024-323172.4 222200310266-8012-417138.6 217200411105-9022-503141 171200512306-7131-645177 225200611363-10000-603137.6 104200713198-5#40-11339223-442230.3 172200811766-7#80-1850013-512/1180.1 165200912216-7#80-11029133-625185.4 24620109192-11031-60889.9 233201112091-12000-802126.9 1520121503*9-4#32-14683204-55/20323.1 202201312384-9032-533157.8 209201412164-9011-614153.6 51201514439-4#30-11204304-341265.3 137201613086-7#70-11144112-610206.2 98201713716-7#61-12628213-630234.3 119201813846-7#80-11660012-63/11221 153201912706-7#80-11021132-724190.2

Molly’s Season Rankings RankTeamsYearRecordPointsSeedPlayoffsPost PointsHigh'sLow'svs. Top 61,500+-1,000Total Score #27Molly Coomer200210-4-01,260#12-15,501113-363286.0 #115Molly Coomer20039-5-01,065#20-11,319122-414195.7 #138Molly Coomer20046-8-01,272022-544173.2 #125Molly Coomer20057-6-01,119#50-11,190014-315184.8 #32Molly Coomer200610-3-01356#20-11,296305-220275.6 #109Molly Coomer20076-7-01,294#60-1887224-344203.2 #41Molly Coomer200810-3-01,306#11-12,101013-233257.6 #159Molly Coomer20095-8-01,185011-503157.5 #190Molly Coomer20103-10-01,091040-706121.1 #15Molly Coomer201110-3-01,536#10-11,344314-281305.0 #92Molly Coomer20127-6-01,325#50-11,528022-553218.8 #97Molly Coomer20137-6-01,256#60-11,299300-631213.6 #58Molly Coomer20147-6-01,364#51-12,942013-452244.8 #139Molly Coomer20154-9-01,271103-431173.1

Rob M’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 103200213497-7#71-12298104-340/1227.9 113200312227-7#71-13565214-34/15223.9 132200413216-8#70-11494104-451209 220200510565-8032-516139.6 99200613267-6#81-12525113-331232.9 174200712815-8223-343180.1 215200811174-9011-714143.7 106200912907-6#60-11709204-23/11231.1 239201010902-11021-804117 34201115309-4#20-11623304-37/10290.2 117201213237-6#60-11269124-452222 33201314948-5#31-13149213-49/11287.9 130201412907-6#60-11099102-412213 83201513758-5#40-11177002-540242.3 95201613878-5#40-1745103-330/1236.2 105201713577-6#40-11080212-421225.5 55201815257-6#40-11073303-360256.2 42201915188-5#41-12295213-47/11276.8

Rich B’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 197200211676-8213-625162.7 24200314108-6#33-04744302-53/21300.4 58200414279-5#30-11190205-262255.6 66200513968-5#30-11295215-272253.6 622006127510-3*#10-1917124-152256.7 201200710256-7#80-11241032-417157.9 206200810966-7034-415155.6 219200911194-9031-714139.9 141201013246-8#80-11192201-622199.3 43201114447-6#32-14448114-46/11277.9 134201213156-7#81-11817102-611211.7 243201310812-11141-617110.1 79201414488-5#40-11281223-442246.6 150201512456-7#80-11124234-455194.7 144201612736-7#80-1840232-541/1197.7 159201712096-7#80-11007014-511190 164201812646-7021-533182.4 224201912562-11040-633137.6

Rich C’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 91200313976-8#82-13007313-46/11237.8 45200414259-5#41-12810104-37/11273.6 167200512356-7102-423183.5 176200611776-7103-424175.7 124200711786-7#72-13482103-634214.7 74200812849-4#20-11133103-231243.7 101200913407-6#51-12171114-342233.7 50201014439-4#20-1726105-250/1270.6 169201112575-8224-621179.7 472012135510-3#20-11249105-220264 162013136610-3#23-04745106-22/11322.1 146201412276-7#80-11171123-431197.4 186201512136-8021-622169.3 7201615329-4#23-05312404-36/31361.3 116201712598-5#30-11404024-311222.9 25201815216-7#52-15017104-37/30292.3 82019155012-1*#12-14344205-28/20360.4

Bob’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 192200311866-8113-523166.6 292004131410-4#23-04280036-26/13298.2 231200511253-10142-626128.5 108200612268-5#51-12380002-500230.4 85200712248-5#31-12695103-432238.4 75200813169-4#40-11136303-234243 39200914418-5#21-13475312-45/22282.9 27201013589-4#43-04239106-43/10306.2 46201113096-7#73-04416005-43/21268.1 96201213386-7#71-13365122-73/11234.5 93201314496-7#70-11182201-760234.7 22014155210-3#13-05340316-27/21377.6 112015150711-2#11-13319105-28/10340.9 109201612708-5#51-12497025-412231 142017134712-1*#12-14290107-24/10328.6 382018148710-3#20-11471113-271283.4 84201914257-6#50-11158202-440240.1

Matt’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 145200312317-7#60-11128003-422197.4 190200412935-9014-411167.3 151200511836-7#20-11060105-325193.9 221200611363-10000-624139.6 49200713127-6#53-04398115-344271.2 228200810903-10011-603131 32009149710-3#13-05390105-27/30374.6 59201014029-4#30-11311201-452259.3 89201114586-7#60-11617102-54/10238 184201211716-7012-402171.1 139201313256-7212-641200.5 32201414518-5#22-14644224-47/12291.5 78201513098-5#51-12812113-431247 223201612452-11020-701138.5 420171509*9-4#23-05684605-37/30371.7 40201814016-7#73-04561117-45/11281.7 76201913907-6#61-12703003-541245

Colby’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 87200414426-8#80-11349402-582238.7 72200513556-7#72-13841102-35/11248.9 102200613438-5#40-1781103-432231.1 229200710394-9032-615129.9 118200812527-6#31-12105111-523220.3 183200911826-7014-302171.2 63201013628-5#61-12741223-53/12251.6 88201112797-6#51-13377023-53/11238.7 182201212944-9012-531171.4 94201313455-8#40-11499003-421236.5 44201414969-4#20-11208103-27/00275.7 60201513756-7#62-14010313-65/11255.6 154201613356-8113-452189.5 163201713095-8102-631186.9 48201815847-6#30-11291212-470273.3 234201911542-11012-504125.4

Jeff’s Season Rankings RKYearAvg ScoreW-LSEEDPlayoffPO PointsHi ScLow ScTop Half1500+-1000TOTAL 211200311346-8024-504151.4 77200913718-5#40-11233201-542242.4 218201010614-9101-526140.1 205201111096-7043-514156.9 235201211432-11022-603124.3 133201313566-7#80-1871003-531209.3 175201413823-10102-441176.2 149201512476-7#70-1997002-712194.7 102016149911-2*#12-13901305-37/10/1333.9 107201712567-6#51-12860013-51/11229.2 147201813506-7023-541197 155201913545-8111-742189.4

The Formula

POINTS: The most important thing in my book is scoring…points are more important than wins. So I take your total points and divide it by 10 (Burrier scored 1,410 in 2003, so he got 141 points). If you earn the scoring title, you get ten bonus points.

WIN-LOSS: Because we have five seasons of 14 games, I don’t want them to benefit from playing more games, so what I do is subtract your loses from 13 games, what ever number you end up with, I multiple it by 10. So in 1999, I went 11-3, so I subtract by 3 loses from 13 (not 14), so I get 10×10 and that’s 100. Prior to this I did winning percentage, but no more. I wanted to give a little bit more reward for winning, although scoring is still the most important.

SEEDING: Since we eliminated divisions, I’m rewarding bonuses for seeding. If you’re the top seed, you get 8 bonus points. The second seed gets 4, the third seed gets 2 and the 4-seed gets one bonus point. You’re welcome.

HIGH’S & LOW’S: To help separate the teams, I offer rewards for the little things and knock points off for the little naughty things. You get +2 for every weekly high score and -2 for every weekly low score. In 2009, Bob had three high scores and one low score, so he got four bonus points.

1,500 & 1,000 POINTS: Scoring over 1,500 is a solid mark, while failing to hit 1,000 makes you a loser (usually). So if you score 1,500 or more in a game, you get +2 points. If you fail to hit 1,000, you lose -2 points. However, I also give you another bonus point if you hit 1,500 in the playoffs, but lose another point if you fail to hit 1,000 in the post-season. In 2002, I got ten 1,500-pt games (three were in the post-season) and two low scores, so I got 23 bonus points for the 1,500, but lost four for the games below 1,000.

TOP HALF: One last bonus prize…I reward you for beating the best of the best. I take your record against the top-six (based on points) in the league. If you win two more games than you lose, you get two points. If you go 6-2 against the elite, you get +4 points. Molly went 5-2 in 2002 against the elite, so she got three points. However, if you don’t do well, I do not punish you. So when Don in 2001 went 1-6, he just got zero.

PLAYOFF POINTS: Basically what I’ve done to increase the importance of the post-season, I take what you scored in the post-season and divide it by 10. So if you lose in the first round, but score well, you’ll get more points if you score shit. Masterson scored 1,709 in a first-round loss this season. He got 17.9 for this, while Eric also lost, but he got 10.3 (for scoring 1,029). So that’s it. If you go to the semis, you get two weeks worth of points and if you go to the finals, you get three weeks worth of points. Lastly, if you win it all, you still get that 20-point bonus.

THE CATEGORIES ARE: Record (Regular Season Record), PPG (Regular Season Points), Div. (Divisional Record), Post (Playoff record), POP (Playoff Points), Hi’s (Weekly High Scores), Low’s (Weekly low scores), Top (Record against the top-six that season), 1,500+ (Games scored over 1,500) and 999-0 (Games scored below 1,000).

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