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Now that the time to vote has come and gone, it's time to look at the results of the various polls. Remember, no one who submitted an entry in Round 0 gets eliminated, the round is strictly for seeding purposes. That said, you want to be a higher seed in order to have a so-called easier matchup in future rounds. However, given the incredible selection of entries in Round 0, I don't think there's a single rollover in the Blogger Bracket Challenge! This should be an awesome little contest.
Group A:
Group B:
Group C:
Group D:
Group E:
Group F:
Now that you see all the results, it's time for the seeding. The top vote getter in each group gets one of the top six spots (with the highest vote earning the first seed, etc.). From there, I seeded the second place finishers, then the third, and finally the fourth.
For Round 1, you once again will be given a card as a prompt. You need to write your entry no later than Thursday, October 31 at 9:00 PM EST. As always, you MUST leave a link to your entry for Round 1 ON THIS POST. Remember, only the TOP VOTE GETTER from each group will move on to the next round. That means some of you are in a three-way battle for a spot in the next round - you'll have to bring your absolute best game!
Based on the seeding polls, here are the seeds for the contest.
If you'd like, you can follow along with the bracket here. You will notice that in theory we should have a round of 32 (with a bunch of byes). In order to avoid anyone having to sit out a round, I simply combined the groups into the round of 16 (since we have 20 participants at the moment). In this way, some of the match ups contain three people while others contain only the standard two. In all cases, only the highest vote getter will move on out of Round 1!
In addition, this round's theme is a bit more broad than the Topps Attax theme of Round 0. In fact, I tried to find cards that were whimsical or non-standard in some way.
Here we go!
Round 1:
Group A:
Participants:
Prompt: Ken Caminiti
Group B:
Participants:
Prompt: Jose Canseco
Group C:
Participants:
Prompt: John Burkett
Group D:
Participants:
Prompt: Doug Jones
Group E:
Participants:
Prompt: Craig Paquette
Group F:
Participants:
Prompt: Juan Uribe
Group G:
Participants:
Prompt: Trevor Hoffman
Group H:
Participants:
Prompt: Jose Lima
Remember to leave a comment on this post with a link to your entry. Also, remember that the winner of the contest gets each of the cards used for the writing prompts...the end result will be a nice sized stack of interesting cards for the winner!
Group A:
Group B:
Group C:
Group D:
Group E:
Group F:
Now that you see all the results, it's time for the seeding. The top vote getter in each group gets one of the top six spots (with the highest vote earning the first seed, etc.). From there, I seeded the second place finishers, then the third, and finally the fourth.
For Round 1, you once again will be given a card as a prompt. You need to write your entry no later than Thursday, October 31 at 9:00 PM EST. As always, you MUST leave a link to your entry for Round 1 ON THIS POST. Remember, only the TOP VOTE GETTER from each group will move on to the next round. That means some of you are in a three-way battle for a spot in the next round - you'll have to bring your absolute best game!
Based on the seeding polls, here are the seeds for the contest.
- Play at the Plate
- Backstop Cards
- TTG
- petethan
- The Diamond King
- Stealing Home
- Jordan
- Cardhobbyist
- Al Kawamoto
- Red Cardboard
- J. Meeks
- The Prowling Cat
- McCann Can Triple
- Brad's Blog
- CaptKirk
- Spiegel83
- shlabotnikreport
- gcrl
- Comatoad
- The Junior Junkie
If you'd like, you can follow along with the bracket here. You will notice that in theory we should have a round of 32 (with a bunch of byes). In order to avoid anyone having to sit out a round, I simply combined the groups into the round of 16 (since we have 20 participants at the moment). In this way, some of the match ups contain three people while others contain only the standard two. In all cases, only the highest vote getter will move on out of Round 1!
In addition, this round's theme is a bit more broad than the Topps Attax theme of Round 0. In fact, I tried to find cards that were whimsical or non-standard in some way.
Here we go!
Round 1:
Group A:
Participants:
- Play at the Plate
- Speigel83
- shlabotnikreport
Prompt: Ken Caminiti
Group B:
Participants:
- Cardhobbyist
- Al Kawamoto
Prompt: Jose Canseco
Group C:
Participants:
- petethan
- McCann Can Triple
- The Junior Junkie
Prompt: John Burkett
Group D:
Participants:
- The Diamond King
- The Prowling Cat
Prompt: Doug Jones
Group E:
Participants:
- Backstop Cards
- CaptKirk
- gcrl
Prompt: Craig Paquette
Group F:
Participants:
- Jordan
- Red Cardboard
Prompt: Juan Uribe
Group G:
Participants:
- TTG
- Brad's Blog
- Comotoad
Prompt: Trevor Hoffman
Group H:
Participants:
- Stealing Home
- J. Meeks
Prompt: Jose Lima
Remember to leave a comment on this post with a link to your entry. Also, remember that the winner of the contest gets each of the cards used for the writing prompts...the end result will be a nice sized stack of interesting cards for the winner!
Comments
My offering:
ReplyDeletehttp://cardboardhabit.blogspot.com/2013/10/ng-rd-2-one-of-these-words-just-doesnt.html
My Round 1 entry:
ReplyDeletehttp://captkirk42.blogspot.com/2013/10/nachos-grande-blogger-bracket-challenge.html
Here's my entry:
ReplyDelete51 Photographs
That Canseco card is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHere's my post. Enjoy.
ReplyDeletehttp://smittyscards.blogspot.com/2013/10/juan-uribes-recurring-daydream.html
Here we go:
ReplyDeletehttp://cardhobbyist.com/2013/10/28/blogger-bracket-challenge-round-1-cactus-juice/
Here it is
ReplyDeletehttp://hockeykazi.blogspot.ca/2013/10/jose-can-you-see.html
Here's mine!
ReplyDeletehttp://bradsphilliesblog.blogspot.com/2013/10/what-is-trevor-taking-pictures-of.html
Here goes nothing
ReplyDeletehttp://backstopcards.blogspot.com/2013/10/secret-ingredients.html
Here goes..
ReplyDeletehttp://rookiecardcollector.blogspot.com/2013/10/why-i-swore-enough-to-make-sailor-blush.html
Here she is for the whole world to see.
ReplyDeletehttp://theprowlcat.blogspot.com/2013/10/doug-jones-music-video-producer.html
Enjoy, kiddies.
ReplyDeletehttp://redcardboard.blogspot.com/2013/10/on-sweatered-sherpas-warbling-warblers.html
My Round 1 Entry:
ReplyDeletehttp://thediamondking.blogspot.com/2013/10/halloween-costumes-doug-jones-dresses-up.html
Round one entry here
ReplyDeletehttp://alltradebait.blogspot.com/2013/10/a-man-called-lima-blogger-bracket.html
http://thejuniorjunkie.blogspot.com/2013/10/john-burkett-metslayer.html
ReplyDeleteRound 1 here....
http://garveyceyrusselllopes.blogspot.com/2013/10/what-does-craig-paquette-have-up-his.html
ReplyDeletethat's my entry
Against my better judgement....here's my entry.
ReplyDeletehttp://playattheplatedude.blogspot.com/2013/10/three-balls-and-youre-out.html
Here's the latest from Bleedin' Brown and Gold
ReplyDeletehttp://bleedinbrownandgold.blogspot.com/2013/10/trevor-hoffman-stealth-ninja.html
Contest closes later tonight - get those entries in if you haven't already!
ReplyDeleteHere is my post:
ReplyDeletehttp://nomossushiplatter.blogspot.com/2013/10/the-things-i-remember.html
I'm up:
ReplyDeletehttp://playingwithmycards.blogspot.com/2013/10/bullpen-time-machine.html
Thanks!