CLARK OLSON is the runaway winner of the 1999-2000 Bowl Pool. Clark picked 15 of 20 games correctly against the spread and won 80% of the possible points. As bowl games are difficult to pick, this record might stand for a long time.

The teams that ruined most entrants' scores were Wisconsin (seven 15-pointers), Oregon State (six 15-pointers) and Arizona State (picked by 36/44).

Special mention goes to Jeff Schloss, who had seven of the first eight games correct and then missed 10 of the last 12 including all the New Year's Day games.

Here are the final standings. (If you think I have your score incorrect, please let me know.) All ties are broken by number of games picked correctly where possible.

#	name	points won	points lost	percent won
1	Clark Olson	108	27	80.0
2	Scott Grandi	93	42	68.9
3	Barry Beck	86	49	63.7
	Ted Lin	86	49	63.7
	Terrminator	86	49	63.7
6	Will Bullock	85	50	63.0
7	Robb Dunn	83	52	61.5
8	G Moore	81	54	60.0
9	Terry Olson	80	55	59.3
10	Eddie Hill	80	55	59.3
11	Jorgen Iwersen	79	56	58.5
12	John Poprac	78	57	57.8
13	Rat Pussell	78	57	57.8
14	Jill Moore	78	57	57.8
15	BerniePelsma	77	58	57.0
16	KierOSU90	75	60	55.6
17	Ken Tomlinson	74	61	54.8
18	Pat	73	62	54.1
19	Kev Hayashida	72	63	53.3
20	Jerry Riedel	70	65	51.9
21	Charles DeMartini	70	65	51.9
22	Max Waugh	69	66	51.1
23	Dave Olson	68	67	50.4
24	Shawna	67	68	49.6
25	Les Canterbury	66	69	48.9
26	Brad Moore	65	70	48.1
27	Rich Flanigan	64	71	47.4
28	Josh Balsam	63	72	46.7
	MVT	63	72	46.7
30	Doug Smith	59	76	43.7
31	John Knox	58	77	43.0
32	Ed Cronshagen	54	81	40.0
	Ben Browdy	54	81	40.0
	Sean Ronan	54	81	40.0
35	Dale Wheatley	53	82	39.3
36	Richard Webb	53	82	39.3
37	Jeff Schloss	52	83	38.5
38	Linas Polikaitis	52	83	38.5
39	Jeff Ferren	50	85	37.0
40	Scott Rothstein	49	86	36.3
41	Bill Allen	49	86	36.3
42	Michael Levin	46	89	34.1
43	Steven Modtland	45	90	33.3
44	Tom Walsh	34	101	25.2