OK, that link is screwed up. Can you maybe link again to the first site where we could see everyone's picks, and where the winners were highlighted on each person's pick? Sure, it won't give us an accurate description of who's winning, but given how f*cked up the site seems to be anyway, it may be more useful.
josh | 12.23.05 - 5:44 am | #

Brendan - still screwed up for me. Here is what I see. There is no USC picture on the right side, just a set of the numbers: 2 48 0 66 65. The first name I see is Jeff Venner and his name and scores are indented. Then comes Tom "Scientizzle" Keck and the rest of the scores all properly indented. The column for "Game results" which should be on the right side of all of the results, instead appears below all of the results and is centered.

I am using IE which reports the following errors:
Line: 36, Char: 10, Error: Invalid character
Line: 66, Char:1, Error: 'site' is undefined

These are the same errors I reported yesterday.
Ken | 12.23.05 - 6:15 am | #

Josh - Here is the link you are looking for: http://www.collegefantasysports.com/bowl/ bowl44072/?page=bowlpicks& PHPSESSID=74046ac1c1dc50373de38de3e6db2b1f
Ken | 12.23.05 - 6:19 am | #

In looking at the script, I am wondering if the problem may be related to the site meter...which often screws things up. Is that something you have added yourself or is it something put in by the company? Are you able to still edit any of the stuff you put in? If so, (and assuming the site meter was put there by you) you might try to delete it and see if those of us with problems report any change.
Ken | 12.23.05 - 6:32 am | #

I too am having issues-on my work issued PC (I too am an Apple user when I am at home-somehow, my iMac Special Edition Graphite which I upgraded in Jaguar in 2004 is still alive and kicking). The browser I am viewing here is (unfortunately) Internet Explorer Version 6.0. I can somehow only see the basement dwellers of the contest.
ND Lauren | 12.23.05 - 7:56 am | #

Thanks Ken.
josh | 12.23.05 - 8:55 am | #

Here is how the page looks to me on IE.
Ken | 12.23.05 - 8:57 am | #

A Houston loss,probable, will do away with most of the perfect scores thus far.
Roger | Homepage | 12.23.05 - 9:14 am | #

Roger,

Just did a count. It appears that of the perfect scores so far, 13 have picked Kansas to beat Houston tonight, so in reality, a Houston win would leave the contest with just about half the leaders that a Kansas win would (and would help my cause as well). Go parents-grad-school-alma-mater and place of birth Houston (the city also really needs a football team to succeed, as we all know the story of the Texans and the Owls) :-)...
ND Lauren | 12.23.05 - 9:25 am | #

ND Lauren,
Glad you picked up on my sarcasm. Anyway, in reality whoever wins or loses will ultimately diminish the perfect scores. I do hope Kansas win for that extra point to my cause. ;O)
Beat the Longhorns!!!!!
Roger | Homepage | 12.23.05 - 10:15 am | #

I'm getting the same display Ken is, also on an IE browser of an XP platform.
Mike | 12.23.05 - 11:50 am | #

And congrats are in order for everyone, with yesterdays games we eliminated the possibility of someone not getting atleast one pick right. Admittedly over all the games this would be highly unlikely, but after only four? Not bad.
David | Homepage | 12.23.05 - 12:34 pm | #

Did you see this article about the trademark use of the phrase three-peat? If anyone wants to sell Three-Pete merchandise following a third USC national championship they'll have to fork over a percentage to NBA coach Pat Riley!
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/ne...tory? id=2270041
Scientizzle | Homepage | 12.23.05 - 4:53 pm | #