- Fri 23/7, 7.10PTA
COL97
69 - Sat 24/7, 1.45CAR
NM77
116 - Sat 24/7, 3.10BRI
GC120
71 - Sat 24/7, 4.35WCE
STK94
86 - Sat 24/7, 7.25MEL
WBD65
85 - Sat 24/7, 7.40ADE
HAW102
83 - Sun 25/7, 12.30SYD
FRE98
58 - Sun 25/7, 3.20GEE
RIC95
57 - Sun 25/7, 6.10ESS
GWS53
66 - Fri 30/7, 7.50ESS
SYD
- Sat 31/7, 1.45NM
GEE
- Sat 31/7, 3.20HAW
BRI
- Sat 31/7, 4.35STK
CAR
- Sat 31/7, 7.25GC
MEL
- Sat 31/7, 7.40WBD
ADE
- Sun 1/8, 1.10GWS
PTA
- Sun 1/8, 2.10COL
WCE
- Sun 1/8, 5.10FRE
RIC
Congrats, South Australians
- Updated: June 14, 2007
Last week we told you how Round 11 Dream Team scores would be calculated into a State of Origin competition… Well, the scores are in, and congrats to the Redbacks for winning this State of Origin clash!
Later this year we may do it in a more exhaustive format, looking at 22 players instead of merely 4 for each team, but nevertheless here’s the results.
Team (back, centre, ruck, forward):
SOUTH AUST: total = 516. Brian Harris (WBD) 161, Scott Thompson (ADE) 143, Brendon Lade (PTA) 84, Matthew Pavlich (FRE) 128
VIC: Total = 484. Dustin Fletcher (ESS) 130, Matthew Boyd (WBD) 138, Peter Everitt (SYD) 102, Brad Johnson (WBD) 114
WEST AUST: Total 446. Brett Jones (WCE) 124, Peter Bell (FRE) 134, Dean Cox (WCE) 86, Lance Franklin (HAW) 102
ALLIES: Total = 443. Josh Drummond (BRI) 111, James Hird (ESS) 116, Jamie Charman (BRI) 92, Russell Robertson (MEL) 114
** NB: Cut out the captain-scoring-double thing, due to Harris being the highest scorer this week by a mile. That function was intended to complicate the results, not exaggerate them.
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In a first for Australian fantasy, FanFooty is launching a new Projections tool for not only creating your own weekly fantasy point predictions based on historical stats and consensus rankings, but a function to auto-generate an optimised “perfect” lineup for use in weekly and daily fantasy sports!
These are the sort of tools that pros use in American DFS to construct their lineups, and with the rise of DFS in Australia in 2016 FanFooty Projections will become indispensible to the hardcore and the casual fantasy coach! (Note: this feature will become part of this year’s FF Premium product later this year, but for now it’s free.)
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