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Date Posted: 07:39:13 12/11/02 Wed
Author: Chooch
Subject: Shall we rename the Greg Clark Mathematician Award?
In reply to: Lonnie Auditmaster 's message, "HOLD YOUR HORSES everyone........." on 05:52:00 12/11/02 Wed

25 rhits are given out each week. 3 rhits for each winner, with 5 teams winning is 15 rhits. Top 3 teams get 2 rhits, next 4 get 1 rhit (3 x 2) + (4 x 1) = 10. 15 + 10 = 25. Since there have been 14 weeks, 350 rhits should have been given out, as 25 x 14 = 350. There have been 351 rhits given out, because of the "Screw Your Neighbor" rule, and rhits given out were increased to 26 in week 12. So, everything is in order. I suspect El Hose thought that only teams 4-6 of the week get 1 rhit, when it is teams 4-7. If you wish to look at a week-by-week breakdown, you may do so .">http://rhittaker.tripod.com/rhit.htm"here.

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