Cousin Sal Turns in Perfect Week 2 in Ultimate Football Challenge

The Golden Nugget’s Ultimate Football Challenge has turned out to be the very best Las Vegas competition for members of Team Odds Shark through the initial two weeks of the season, partially because it enables entrants to select any combination of seven components between college football and the NFL. In Week 1, it was the Cuseboy entrance that went 6-1 to tie with others for first place one of the 282 contestants general of Harry Gagnon.
In Week 2, Cousin Sal did Gagnon just one greater by going a perfect 7-0, turning in winners with the Houston Cougars (+9), West Virginia Mountaineers (+6.5), Temple Owls (+7), Oklahoma Sooners (-22.5), Kansas City Chiefs (-7.5), Denver Broncos (+2.5) and Atlanta Falcons (+1.5). Gagnon also put together yet another week in moving to remain connected for the lead with 12 points, not to be outdone by much. He’d winners together with the Mountaineers, Eastern Michigan Eagles (+7),” Iowa State Cyclones (+2), Buffalo Bills (-2), Falcons and Cleveland Browns (-2.5). Paradoxically , it was the Syracuse Orange (+27.5) who??retained Gagnon from matching Sal having a 7-0 mark.
The Szokoli brothers also enjoyed winning weeks at the Ultimate Football Challenge, together with Brian going 6-1 as well and Darren ending up at 4-3. Should you do the math, that is a great 23-5 record (82 percent) for Team Odds Shark in Week 2 of that contest.
As Clay Travis every along with Odds Shark Jon Campbell went the group continues to fare also. While Travis is 8-6 using the three co-leaders sitting in 12-2 campbell improved to.
Two members of Team Odds Shark went 4-1 in Odds Shark’s and Paulo Antunes Joe Osborne on their five NFL picks from Circa Sports Million along with the SuperContest , respectively. The New Orleans Saints (+2.5) kept Antunes from going 5-0 at a 27-9 road loss to the Los Angeles Rams that watched quarterback Drew Brees endure a principle injury requiring operation. Meanwhile, the Osborne’s only loss was the Cincinnati Bengals (-1.5), who had been dismissed 41-17 from the San Francisco 49ers in the home.