Details: In the inaugeral season of The Majors golf championship, Jeff Leatherman takes home the jacket with a lineup that included Padraig Harrington (1st), Sergio Garcia (8th) and Stuart Appleby (12th). jleather's lineup passed CheckRaise who had Harrington, Sergio and Retief Goosen (9th) and Seussman71 who never changed his lineup of Harrington, Goosen, Phil Mickelson (3) and Ernie Els. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Dr. Poole and his beloved KU Jayhawks for cutting down the nets in the 2008 March Madness tournament. Mario Chalmers hit a last second 3 to send the game to overtime and a potential 4-way tie for first place on Jeaux.com was put to rest. Following Dr. Poole were delidazed and vaughn89 tied for 2nd place. For complete standings, click here.

Details:Phillip picked up his 7th Jeaux.com trophy by beating Eug by one point requiring him to have to cheer for LSU in the championship game. Perhaps Phillip's most distinguishing picks was picking the Mangino-lead Jayhawks to beat the #3 seeded Hokies in the Orange Bowl. Following Phillip and Eug were beerflounder, earl, Kissy and wilburville rules. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Eug Howland for winning the College Fantasy Football contest beating Sooner/Yankee Phil by making some crucital trades down the stretch including picking up Fresno State in the last week to differenitate their very similar lineups. Following Eug and Phillip were Jeaux, SouthSider and holbird25. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Jeaux Smith who went 39-9 to clinch the Big 12 Battle. Jeaux went 3 for 3 in the head to head matchups in the South, gaining the most ground on the longhorns comeback in Stillwater. Three people finished with a 38-10 record: RhinoOU with a 770 point diff, South Sider with a 808 point diff and Savage with an 839 point diff. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Eug and mrwright who share the 2007 Baseball Talk Predictions Title riding the success of Alex Rodriguez. Both players amazingly predicted A-Rod's home run total at 54 and missed his RBI total by only one and both predicted the Red Sox to win the series to account for over half of their 15.5 points. Seussman71 took third place with 13 points enjoying a great finish by his Rockies, although they shunned Matt Holiday on the MVP. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Scott Wright for choosing 4 of the 6 champions correctly earning him the 2006-2007 NOS All Sports Trophy! Scott was able to edge out Sooner/Yankee Phil who also chose the Colts, Cardinals, Spurs and Mighty Ducks but whose Cowboys left him about 3.5 points short. Aaron Shock rounded out the top 3 with 4 champions of his own, but again it was his favorites that kept him from the trophy. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Jeff "Dibble" McElroy for winnning this year's March Madness tournament picking it perfect from the Final Four through the championship game, as Florida picks up back-to-back championships. Following the Dibbler with MVP finishes are Cindy "cintcu" Dalton, Phillip "pseibel" Seibel and "Tami S" Seknicka. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Jon Cargill wins his first J-Index digital trophy winning the Bold Bowl Predictions with a 23-9 record and 439 points including 7 of his top 8 picks! Second place goes to Big Red Jay with 427 points from 22 wins edging out third place Eug who had 426 points from 23 points. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Mark Emrick who defended his crown winning College Fantasy Football in consecutive years! Although a Sooner fan, the SouthSider used Boise State and the shorthorns as part of his long-term strategy to the crown. His lead, which once seemed unreachable, was nearly reached by "Eug" who placed 2nd. Big Daddy takes third and shows his dominance at both the college and pro levels, moving into 2nd in the J-Index standings. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Craig "duhast" Davis who broke the tie with the other four contestants tied at 37-11 with a 494 point differential (10.3 differential per game). Following duhast were UT Man with 616 pt. diff, Diesel with 654 pt. diff, scotthammon with 715 pt. diff, and Cazy with 737 pt. diff. Craig wins his first J-Index trophy in 30 contests after finishing in the top 7 twelve times and in 2nd place five times. Congratulations for a long-deserved entry in the Jeaux.com Hall of Fame! For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Scott Wright who finished first in the 2006 Baseball Talk Predictions by selecting the Cards to win the World Series in a low scoring endeavor. There was a 4-way tie for 2nd between duhast, earl, gshreck, and the Little Big Man (the only person to choose Ryan Howard for Home Run and RBI honors). For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Alfredo, one of only three to select Italy to go to the Finals, claiming his first J-Index trophy in his very first contest. Following Alfredo were Brett Hoffpauir, Dawn "Minx" Bennett, Damien "d8a" Ochoa and "April" Albright, the only person to select France to win in the Finals. The departure of Brazil, Germany, Argentina and England hurt most people's chances in the inaugeral run of the World Cup Challenge. Thanks for your patience with some of the contest's peculiarities. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Mark "Kissy" Kissinger, the self-proclaimed "prognosticating genius", for winning his 3rd Jeaux.com trophy after a 7-year hiatus. Kissy, who is an avid longhorn fan, benefitting from the success of the horns in both football and basketball, but it was the success of his hometown Mavericks that pushed him ahead of "Big Daddy" and others to claim the title. "The Kerse" finished out the top three. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Tim Banaitis from the Colorado Pod for winnning this year's March Madness tournament riding UCLA and LSU to the Final 4 and UCLA to the championship game and hanging out to first as Florida pulls off another dominating victory. Following Tim were Kelley Miller and Jimmy Earp who tied for 2nd, Mark Bowlby (the only person to pick Florida to the Final game) in fourth, and Julian Fernandez in 5th. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Dale "dshack" Shackelford for winning this year's Bold Bowl Predictions coming on strong late by correctly selecting three of the BCS bowls in his top picks edging out Daniel "BuckGuy8" Dahm by selecting the cattle over the Trojans. Finishing in a tie for third were Rick Maggard and William Vaughn. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Mark Emrick seperated himself from the competition by keeping USC and texas (statistically the best 2 teams) in his roster all season. Outside of that he played a strong blend of mid-tier conference teams, edging out Cindy Dalton and stopping Jeff Leatherman's 3-peat. For complete standings, click here.

Details: With the addition of Coloardo to the mix, Craig "UT Man" Wallace clinched the Big 12 Battle with a 37-7 record even with 4 losses in the last two weeks. Craig picked the longhorns to go undefeated and spread his other losses among the other 3 schools. Following UT Man were Kyle Victry and Mike "Big Daddy" Albright at 36-8 and Mark "Kissy" Kissinger and Brian "BT" Todd at 35-9. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Aaron "shocker30x" Shock took sole possesion of the crown in Baseball Talk Predictions by making a typing mistake entering Huston "Stree" instead of "Street". This additional point put him at 14.5 and gave him the edge over Morgan "flomster" Flom who predicted the division and wild card winners perfectly but fell short with a 13.5. Aaron picked both HR and RBI leaders correctly and was the closest in both categories to their final tally. Finishing in third was a tie between Daniel "BuckGuy8" Dahm and Scott "mrwright" Wright. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Mike O'Brien wins the first Jeaux.com contest he participated in by choosing mostly Boston teams providing him with a big enough cushion in MLB and NFL to hold on to first till the end. Making a strong finish behind him was Timmy G who chose 3 champions and a runner-up, but was hurt by his NFL loyalties. Third went to Mike "Big Daddy" Albright, who needed a Pistons win over the Spurs to claim his 3rd champion and move him up to 2nd. We had a great inaugeral run at this NOS and Sooner/Yankee Phil brain-child. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Dane "thebigtexan" Johnson wins in his inaugeral year beating the field of 172 participants with 113 points edging out Beau "Money" Hendrick by one point. Dane made his move late with 3 of the Final 4 teams after only landing only 9 in the Sweet 16. But he picked the Heels over the Illini and won his first J-Index trophy. For complete individual and pod standings, click here.

Details: In the first year of a new contest, April finished at the top on the heels of some great mid-major picks and by ranking OU near the bottom picking 20 of the 28 bowls correctly. Following April were Chad "Hakdaddy" Hackler and "Julian" Fernandez who tied for 2nd. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Jeff "jleather" Leatherman defends his crown picking up his second J-Index trophy with a narrow victory over Jeaux Smith. On the heels of timely trades for high-scoring Louisville, Bowling Green and Cal, he held on to USC, dumped OU and grinned as his Auburn Tigers finished undefeated. Following Jeff, were Jeaux, scottmriley, Eug and Sooner Phil. For complete standings and stats, click here.

Details: Texas Tech knocked off Oklahoma State in the final game of the regular season to catapult both David Holbird, winner of his first J-Index trophy, and Paul "Chito" Dalton into the top two positions. Five people ended up with a record of 31-2 separated only by their point differentials including Paul Cross, Austin "littleman" Willett and Dave Bryan. For complete standings and picks, click here.

Details: Picking 5 of 6 division winners and missing Tejada's RBI total by only one, Jason "Cisco" Francis wins this year's Baseball Talk Predictions and his 3rd trophy on Jeaux.com. Award voting padded his cause selecting both rookies and one from each league in MVP, Manager and Cy Young. Following Cisco, were Brian "bedens" Edens in 2nd and the Bastop dynamic duo Timmy G and scottmriley who tied for 3rd. For complete standings and picks, click here.

Details: We had a split champion for the second year in a row in March Madness, this time a veteran and a newbie share the title both picking up their first Jeaux.com trophy. Will Walton finished third to represent the SBC pod who had a strong representation as usual in this year's tournament. For complete individual and pod standings, click here.

Details: In one of the tightest College Fantasy finishes we've seen in a while... friend against friend pitted Jeff "jleather" Leatherman over Mike "Big Daddy" Albright by a mere 10 points in a Carolina showdown. Following them were 3 Okies with Flomster, Jeaux and earl finishing out the Top 5. For complete standings and stats, click here.

Details:Timmy G picks up his first Jeaux.com trophy with a 34-2 record and 761 diff points. Tim picked OU's schedule perfect including a win over 'Bama (his 2nd favorite team), OSU over K State and the Sooners rolling both the horns and pokes. Newcomer Paul Cross also finished with a 34-2 record, but with a 941 point diff. Third place went to John Arledge in his first year with a 33-3 record and 626 diff points. For complete standings and picks, click here.

Details:Phillip shows his expertise with the post-season awards by choosing both managers of the year, a Cy Young and a Rookie of the Year. Could his desire to win this contest by choosing the Marlins have cost his Yanks a World Series. If so, the double jynx may have been in order since runner-up and fellow Yankees fan Craig Davis did the same falling to 2nd for his third top 3 finish in the last 4 years, yet still without a trophy. For complete standings and picks, click here.

Details: Scott Riley and Tadd Snowbarger shared the title in the 2003 March Madness Tourney. Scott is a Syracuse/longhorn fan, and Tadd is a KU/longhorn fan... both benefitted from having their teams in the Final 4. Following the two were Kenton "PballinShotcallin" Panas, Damon "NOS" Blythe and Jeff Leatherman. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Jason "Cisco" Francis for his decisivie victory in the 2003 College Fantasy Football contest staving off a late-season run by jleatherman (who finished second). The rules changed a little this year allowing for weekly trades to be made for a team of equal or lesser value. Jason took full advantage of this with 11 trades in 15 weeks. Trading was beneficial for most where the top 8 players traded 7.375 times, compare to an overall average of 3.4 trades for the rest of the group (4.3 overall). Following Jason and jleatherman were BuckGuy8 (Dahm), Sooner Phil, and flomster. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to "tclay" (Tom Clay) for winning the 2002 Big 12 Battle with an overall record of 31-5 (569 point differential). Tom won by picking his Pokes in unpredictable fashion choosing wins over Nebraska and A&M, yet missed the biggest upset of them all picking OU to win the Bedlam game. Still he earned sole possession of first place, being followed by Cisco, Julian and Joey Higgins. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Phillip Maple won the 2002 Baseball Talk Predictions by predicting all but one postseason team, as well as some bold predictions in the awards including Bary Zito for AL Cy Young, and sweeping the managers of the year with Mike Scioscia and Tony LaRusa. Following Phillip were Daniel Dahm and Jeaux Smith. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Bryan Smith takes home the NCAA crown this year selecting Maryland to win it all along with 3 of the other Final Four. His surprise pick that seperated him from the pack was his Missouri pick to the Elite Eight. Following Bryan was David Holbird, Craig Davis and Paul Dalton. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Congratulations to Jay Chapman on his first place finish in the 2001 College Fantasy Football contest, edging out Craig Davis with dominance picks in Florida and Miami and sleeper picks Hawaii and Iowa. Following Jay and Craig were Jason Francis, Tim Forrester and Morgan Flom. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Jason Francis set a Big 12 Battle record going 32-2 (despite the Bedlam embarrasment) to take first place in his first year. Following Jason was Mike Albright at 31-3 and a 4 way tie at 3rd including Dibble, Earl, Dave Bryan and Sooner Phil. For complete sandings click here.

Details: Lee "I shot the book, but I did not shoot the deputy" Gilmore wins the 2001 Baseball Talk predictions with 12 points, riding on his "on the money" pick of Barry Bonds to hit 73 homers. Lee also correctly picked Bonds as the NL MVP and Clemens as the AL Cy Young winner. Second place was shared by Chito, Craig and Jeaux each with 11 points. Ironically, one of these three has been in the top two positions for four consecutive years, showing their dominance in the greatest sport (baseball). For complete sandings click here.

Details: For the first time the tournament was run on a different site, this time on http://Championship.com using my same program. This time in a wild race, we had a tie between Phillip Maple and Cindy Dalton with 120 points. Third place was a tie between Jeaux and Michelle Smith (with different picks) with 106 points. For complete standings, click here.

Details: Phillip Maple dominated the second half of the season with a solid first place finish. Using a team highlighted by sleepers Southern Miss (see photo), Boise State, UNLV and TCU along with big dogs, Nebraska, Florida State and Miami, Phillip finished with 4537 points. Following Phillip were Mike Albright (4208 pts), and Paul Dalton (4187 pts).

Details: Tim Forrester ran away with this contest based not only on his fine record (27-6) but on his domination of points (429) - 81 points better than to the next best point total (Mike Albright at 3rd). Phillip Maple grabbed second with an identical record, but could not make up for the point differential. Some credit should be given to Jay Champman, who although finishing 14th, predicted OU's undefeated season. The only problem was he picked the Horns to lose all of their games which accounted for 9 of his 13 losses. To view all picks, click here. To view complete standings, click here.

Details: This year's contest winner was won without much help from the individual player awards. Spencer Preston pulled in 10 of his 12 points by predicting 7 of the 8 teams that made the post-season including being the only person to predict the Mariners as the AL wild-card. Following Spencer was Craig with 10.5 and Jeaux with 10. Click here for the picks and the final standings.

Details: Garrick Shreck has a phenominal first two days to take a commanding lead into the final two weeks in a crazy tournament where almost everyone lost their picks in the second round. Following Shreck was Paul Dalton and Duncan Hardy. For complete standings, click here

Details: Phillip Maple takes the bi-fecta with the win in both College Football contests, blowing away the competition with some great picks including Florida State, Virginia Tech, Penn State, Marshall, Louisville and Oklahoma all who placed in the Top 10 teams overall. Following Phillip was Tim Forrester at 2nd and Jeaux Smith at 3rd.

Details: This year's winner wasn't decided until the last game of the season when the Sooners stomped the OSU Cowboys 44-7 in Bedlam action at Owen field.  An appropriate end to sum up the results of the contest since most of the OSU fans who picked the Cowboys to do well fared near the bottom of the poll, while the Sooner faithfuls stayed near the top. Pretty much the reverse of last year's results. In the end, Phillip Maple takes the prize edging out first-time contestant Danny Dlugonski by just 10 points, both sharing a 29-5 record with 571 and 581 points respectively.

Details: Once again the baseball fanatics tried to predict the season's outcome at the All-Star break by choosing Division Winners, Wild Cards, Cy Young and MVP winners as well as the Home Run and RBI leaders.  This year it was Jeaux's exacto match on Manny Ramierez's 165 RBI combined with his selection of both league's Cy Young winners that gave him the edge over Dave Smith who fared well on his home run selections. Jeaux edged out Dave in scoring 14.5 points to 13. After that it was Spencer Clemson (11.5), Phillip Maple (11), Mark Bradford (11), Myles Becker (10.5), Mark Kissinger (10.5), Daniel Dahm (10), Tim Forrester (9.5), Ron Boutilier (9), Ty Walker (8.5), Paul Dalton (7), and Kyle Victry (6).

Details: Over 45 participants chose the winners to the 63 games leading to the crowning of the 1999 NCAA champion UConn Huskies. One of the toughest years for predicting true winners, our two top contenders held their toughness despite some unbelievable upsets.

Details: Contestants matched wit against each other in trying to predict the overall results for OU, OSU & Texas football, predicting each game in their regular season. And in the end, it was Kissy with his strong Longhorn picks that came away with the victory edging out Brian Todd and Ted Seknicka by points. The top 3 had an overall record of 27-6 with point totals of 382, 388 and 414 respectively. After that it was Cathy Winkler at 25-8 (336 points), Phillip Maple at 25-8 (410 points), and myself at 24-9 (414 points).

Details: A group of dedicated baseball fans made their predictions during the All-Star break of how they thought the 1998 season would turn out in the following categories: Division winners, AL & NL MVP, AL & NL Cy Young winners, # of home runs for top two players, # of RBI's for leading candidate. After the dust settled, Chito was the most accurate by correctly selecting Gonzalez as the AL MVP, choosing 5 of the division winners, getting closest to the RBI total by choosing Gonzalez to hit 160, and tying for 2nd with McGwire at 67 and Griffey at 58. Following Chitoh's 13.5 points was Myles Becker (12), Phillip Maple (11), Jeaux Smith (11), Mark Kissinger (11), Ron Boutilier (9), Daniel Dahm (8), & Brian Todd (7.5)

Details: Participants competed in an online virtual stock exchange by investing $500,000 cash into the stock market and trying to make the most of it in just two short months. Clyde won by turning his initial investment into $1,927,090.88. He's shown here enjoying his payoff -- lunch at Crabtown paid for by his competitors!