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OUI Survivor Pool - Week 1

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The OUI Survivor Pool is back! As usual, we'll start off right by opening up a week early so we can maximize the number of participants.

For those that have never played before, the concept is to successfully "survive" the college football season, picking a new undefeated FBS team each week, and advancing if they win. While the rules are simple, surviving for the long haul isn't as easy as you might expect!

GROUND RULES:
  1. Your pick must be undefeated coming into the week.
  2. You can only use a team once per season.
  3. Your pick must have a game that week.
  4. Your pick must win their game.
  5. You can't pick a team whose game has already kicked off.
Fail any of those five tests, and you're out.

I will post the prior week's results and start a thread for the next week's picks each Monday (lone exception will be after Labor Day Weekend, where the thread will go up on Tuesday instead).

A quick note on "Week 0" (the games this upcoming weekend) - YOU DON'T NEED A TEAM FOR WEEK 0. Our competition starts with Week 1, which is Labor Day Weekend, when 90% of the teams have their opener. Don't waste your time picking a team that plays this weekend.

Hall of Champions:

2022: Agent4954, Kiwisteven
2021: burbanksooner1, CrimsonCream421, MakerBaefield, Shytnik, Stuck in Mexas, tonyguy
2020: LTSooner
2019: AustinSoonerDRP, bennie, MaxDamage1946, Southwestsooner
2018: JetDoc
2017: hoodleehoo, PagingDrVol
2016: isolaeasy, SlicedBread
2015: agreen39, bullmarket1, GCSOONER
2014: pickyourpoison, SoonerSons
2013: ATL Sooner
2012: 3Times
 
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