In 1983 in a small Stockton State College apartment (G-17), the 1st Whitey Football Pool was held. The inaugural season of
only 6 players grew and grew, and this year we look to excite up to 30 fans of the game for the 23rd Annual WFP.... "Why
do you do this every year, Whitey?" Whitey's Pub has been running said pool because he loves the game. In 1977 at the
spry old age of 12, he entered a similarly run pool of 30 or so thirtysomethings. Having never won a weekly prize, he walked
away with the Yearly Award (a major award), and was hooked. The Chief Organizer title also gives me the opportunity to
keep in touch with many of you through the years, even if it’s only from September to late January. With all that said, here’
s the deal for 2011-12'.
1. Pool consists of picking all NFL games via a provided spread each week. Spread is taken from a chosen Las Vegas
casino, and the line as of Wednesday is the official mark for the week. I will email you all the spreads each Wednesday, and
also post them on this website as well.
2. Player with most correct picks each week wins $50.00. In the event of a tie, total points scored in the Monday Night
Football game will determine the winner. You will give me your points each week along with your selections via email. I
will email everyone who is “live” on Monday afternoons, to add to your viewing drama.
3. The cutoff time for getting picks in is MIDNIGHT SATURDAY. Picks that arrive after this will be accepted IF, the date
and time on the email is prior to DNIGHT. Please activate your 'Sent Items' folder, in case your picks get lost or hung up in
cyberspace (it happens). As much as I trust you all and consider you friends, I can't accept anyone's word on who they did
or didn't pick. I need to prove to the other players that picks were sent in on time.
4. Winnings: Person with the best YTD 1st half record after week nine (9) will win $50.00. Person with the best record for
the 2nd half of the season will win another $50.00. Based on how many paying customers (I play for free), the breakdown
for yearly prizes will be: (roughly)
1st- $600 2nd- $375 3rd- $200 4th- $100 5th- $50.
4. This year I will again offer a Survivor Pool. Each week you will pick one team to win outright (no spread). Once you use
a team, you can not use them again for the year (Captain Rule). As long as you keep winning, you are live. One loss, adios
amigos! The cost for this pool is $25, winner take all, and the cost is already built in.
5. By entering the WFP-2011, you are also paid in full for the separate Playoff Pool. This pool uses no spreads. Best record
for the 11 playoff games wins real cash greenies. This pool pays out to the winner $250, $150 runner up, and $50
Consolation.
6. Default Picks: Default picks will be accepted towards yearly standings, however default picks will not be eligible for the
weekly $50 prize.
7. For 2011 the player with the worst win total at the end of the season will win a $25 BOOBY PRIZE. This has been
suggested for many years, and this year I'll see how it goes.

Playoff Pool 2011-12: The playoff pool consists of correctly picking all 11 playoff games straight up, no spreads. No DEFAULTS. After the Super Bowl, whomever has the most correct picks wins the pool. $675.00 Grand Prize. In the event of a tie, the are 4 tiebreakers....
1. The winner of the Super Bowl selection knocks off player who lost the final Super Bowl pick.
2. Your record in the two Championship weekend games (AFC and NFC Championships, two weeks prior to the Bowl).
3. Whomever comes closest to picking the eventual Super Bowl winner. You will give me your guess at who wins the Super Bowl with your first week's picks. If you do not give me a selection, you will not do well in this 3rd tiebreaker.
4. Total Points for the Super Bowl, to be given with your last pick of the season.
DEADLINE FOR ALL WEEKEND'S PICKS is MIDNIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT.
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Welcome to the Pub's 2011 Football Pool Information and Stats page. At this address, you will find the basic rules and format for the pool. It may also be a good place to bookmark, as this is where the weekly tallies will reside. Let's move on to the first section, a new format for you all to stay up on the weekly standings.
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Section IV. History and Rules
Section I. Yearly Standings
Section II. Survivor Pool
2011 Survivor Pool $675.00
Co-Champions Whitey & Dave
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Section III. Playoff Pool






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2011 Players
1983 Whitey 1984 Chip 1988 Mom 1992 Larry 1995 Justine 1995 Tracy 1997 Billy 2000 JoeyDak 2001 Maven 2001 Czop 2003 Bob 2003 Allan 2004 Chuck 2004 Martini 2004 Kellee 2004 Grunge 2006 Pete's Pals 2006 Bobby 2006 Howie 2007 Chris 2009 Joe D 2009 Fleming 2001 S&M R NC Mike R Vanderzee R Dave R Lil Kim R Drew
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2011 Weekly Winners
1. Vanderzee 2. Chris 3. Chip 4. Bob 5. Mom 6. Billy 7. Whitey 8. Howie 9. Czop 10. Joe D 11. Billy (2) 12. Allan 13. S&M 14. Drew 15. Whitey [2] 16. Drew [2] 17. S&M [2]
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2011 Regular Season Top Ten Final
1. Drew 139
2/3. Howie 131 S&M 131
4/5. Martini 130 Fleming 130
Billy 128 Czop 128
Whitey 127 Chuck 127 Lil Kim 127
Booby Prize Winner: Pete's Pals (107)
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Playoffs
Wild Card Weekend Cincinnati at Houston Detroit at New Orleans Atlanta at Giants Pittsburgh at Denver
Week Two New Orleans at San Francisco Denver at New England Houston at Baltimore Giants at Green Bay
Championship Weekend Baltimore at New England Giants at San Francisco Super Bowl XXVI Giants vs. Patriots
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This year you can find weekly spreadsheets, the Survivor-Suicide picks, and a running total by simply clicking the appropriate week, and using the tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet to flip through each of the three sections.
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Congrats to myself (aka Whitey), and one from the pool's rookie class, Dave
Patnaude. The two co-champions will split the Suicide Pool’s $675.00 pot.
Week five this year was the big blow to the group. The New York Football Giants
were at home, a double-digit favorite over the Seattle Seahawks. Late in the game,
with the G-Men in front and looking to add to their cushion, Eli Manning's pass was
intercepted near the end zone, and taken the other way for a huge turn of events.
The pool was in shock. 14 of the remaining 16 players had backed Big Blue. The
pools was now quickly down to two remaining players.
For three of the last 4 weeks in the pool, both Whitey and Dave went pick for pick.
On that final fateful Sunday, the Arizona, losers of 458 consecutive road games
marched into The Link, and laid the smack down on “The Dream Team”. Week 10
was this year's mark.
Until next season...