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Well we’ve certainly heard of women synchronizing movements and even hormonal progressions, but synchronous football picking dominance is undoubtedly an emergent concept.

Both Claire and Special K racked up 13 big wins last week and were declared co-champions after the Commish realized his wonderful updated app allows for the solicitation of tiebreaker points but does not actually store the information anywhere. (Please revert to posting tiebreaker points in the comments area until this issue is resolved).

As you might imagine, such big win totals shook up the overall standings. Claire sits atop the heap with a highly statistically aberrant winning percentage of 60% for the season. Special K also has rocketed up the charts like a new T-Swift single and is now vying for second.

Ah, but beware Todaro women, chance is a fickle bitch.

Full results below…

Pop took the week 11 title, narrowly nosing out Chris and Clarke — 9 wins to 8. However, Claire who managed to successfully register but a single pick (which, of course, she won) maintains the overall lead.

Special K is bringing up the rear for the moment, but Zane is threatening.

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Sorry for the delay in reporting last week’s results.

Special K came out on top for the week and the Commish moved into the overall lead at a mere 48%.

Full results below…

We were plagued by technical challenges associated with an updated voting app. As Chris and Clarke’s tiebreaker points didn’t post, the commish had no choice but to throw out the tiebreaker and declare last week a three way tie between Zane, Kris and C&C, each with six wins.

Yes, six out of thirteen won. Sad but true. Brian Wilson is not amused. (No Zane, not the baseball guy with the beard.)

Pop and the Commish remained tied for the overall percentage lead. See results below.

-the Commish