Week 4 Trivia Results

With the OT thriller on Monday Night Football, our Week 4 trivia contest concluded. Due to the format that results from linking a Google Form to a spreadsheet, it's a bit difficult to display all of the results in a screenshot like I did last week. Instead, I will put a summary of the results below and you can feel free to reach out to me to find out what you got right or wrong if you happen to be the curious type. This upcoming week, I am going to try to set up the Google Form as a "quiz" so that you will get your results via email once it's been "graded" aka scored...but for now we'll have to settle for the summaries. Here's how the week turned out:

1. AllStarInc, 60 points
t-2. goodtymes31, 56 points
t-2. scoop015, 56 points
3. torobounty, 52 points

I would also like to take this opportunity to give thewheaties another shoutout for a solid performance (52 points, would have tied for 3rd) but since he has graciously decided to remove himself from prize contention torobounty gets 3rd place all to himself this week. Now for a quick look at the overall standings through four weeks worth of contests:

1. goodtymes31, 226 points
2. scoop015, 188 points
3. bruinsfan911, 133 points

Once again, it is time to acknowledge thewheaties performance...he would have me beat for 3rd place overall if he were in prize contention since he has a season long total of 149 points, but since he's out of contention I sneak into the bronze medal position for the time being. Be on the lookout for Week 5's contest coming soon!

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