Brandon Huber wins NFL/College contest week 2
Brandon Huber is the winner of the Icon Week 2 College NLF football contest, according to Corey Greer, contest judge.
Huber, Duane Bollenbacher and John Clevidence all picked 11 games correctly. Bollenbacher was eliminated in Tie-Breaker 1 by picking Northwestern to lose 1-3 while the other two correctly picked Northwestern to lose 4-10. In Tie-Breaker 2 Clevidence picked Cincinnati to lose by 11 or more while Huber picked the Bengals to win by 1-3 (closer to the actual win of 18 points).
Other contestants:
10 correct - Mike Burris and Nancy Armour.
9 correct - David Coffin, Mark Sommers and Todd Fleharty.
8 correct - Tater Hooker.
7 correct - Bill Edwards, Chris Smallwood and Kyle Gratz.
6 correct - Randy Stewart.
The cumulative totals after Week 2 of The Icon Football Contest 2 are:
25 points - Duane Bollenbacher
24 points - Brandon Huber, John Clevidence and Nancy Armour.
23 points - Todd Fleharty.
22 points - Kyle Gratz and Mike Burris.
21 points - Bill Edwards and Tater Hooker.
19 points - Mark Sommers.
17 points - Randy Stewart.
14 points - Jim Dillman and Ken VonLehmden.
12 points - Mandy Leveck and Tom Heimann.
10 points - Adelyn Althuas.
9 points - David Coffin.
8 points - Richard Goodenbour.
7 points - Chris Smallwood.
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