FOR PRESEASON:
Each Monday during preseason I will post the current standings for the teams in each Conference. The Final Preseason Standings will be calculated from the entire 4 weeks of preseason and will be posted on Monday, Septemper 3rd.
The ranking is determined by the average mileage of each team. I take the total miles run by each team and divide that by the number of runner's on the team who have accepted the preseason challenge.
If you have a teammate who has logged 0 miles it negatively affects your average. That is why I encourage everyone to use trash talk and the "NFL Runnerbowl Forum" in the forums to push your teammates. Anyone who hasn't logged any miles by the end of preseason will be dropped from the challenge.
I chose to create a team challenge for preseason to let everyone see who is on their team and to see what kind of mileage they are putting up.
FOR REGULAR SEASON:
Each of the 17 weeks you will need to accept a different challenge (except for your bye week). They will be individual most miles challenges where you and your teammates will be running against another team. This will follow the actual 2007 NFL schedule. This is why it will benefit you to know who is on your team. (See the "Team Rosters" post on this blog.) The runner with the most miles in each match-up will be considered game MVP and of course, win that trophy.
The scoring will be the same... it will be each team's average mileage based on those who have accepted the weekly match-up. However in regular season, each team's average will be their final game score for each match-up.
(Example: In Week One New Orleans is playing Indianapolis. Let's say that New Orleans average mileage when the challenge closes is 27 miles and Indianapolis' average mileage is 17 miles... the final score of the game would be New Orleans- 27 and Indy-17 . New Orleans record would be (1-0) one win, zero losses and Indy's record would be (0-1) zero wins, one loss at the end of Week One play.
A major difference during regular season is regarding a teammate putting up no mileage in consecutive weeks...
1st week with no miles logged: the runner will be included in their team's average
2nd consecutive week with no miles logged: the runner will be 'benched' and they won't be included in their team's average.
3rd consecutive week with no miles logged: the runner will be suspended and removed from the NFL!
***Also note that if a player wishes to be placed on the INJURY LIST they must let me know BEFORE the match-up begins, either in the forum or by PM. Otherwise, not accepting a weekly challenge will be the same as logging 0 miles!
I encourage everyone to use 'trash talk' in the challenges and the "NFL Runnerbowl Forum" I have started in the Nikeplus forums to motivate and push each other, as well as talk smack to the other teams. I want this to be a fun challenge that encourages participation.
Saturday, December 1, 2007
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4 comments:
Hey...My Nike+ acct. somehow reset and I have been wiped-out! It cleared all my totals as well as my challenges. Could you put me back in please? Screenname: Meltdown..Team:Seahawks. Thanks!
So since I am a low mileage runner averaging about 9 miles per week, it would be better for my team to not have me be a part of this challenge, right? Technically there is no advantage to having more than one person on the team, whoever runs the furthest, since with two or more, unless they all run the same distance, their average will be lower than the one who ran the furthest.
Hi brian m,
It is completely up to you whether or not you stay in the challenge. There are runners in the challenge who run more than you and also ones that do less. Each week your team will be competing against a different team so you never know what the outcome is going to be. If you have people posting high mileage on your team, look at it this way... they are bringing the average up instead of you bringing it down.
The challenge would be no fun if there were only 1 person per team. I say give it a try and see what happens. Maybe it might push you to do a couple of extra miles, if you choose to. You can always drop out later if you still feel like your hurting your team. Remember we are all here to have fun and if your team doesn't win it this time... there's always next year!
mawz76
I know that I am benched for this week for not loading my miles last week, but I was wondering what day this weeks miles started counting. thanks.
booney12
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