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Early Quiz 2

Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 2:41 pm
by DOUGHBOYS
Alright, this is based off the Pre-Mature League, which started a few days before the regular season ended.
This is a 30 round draft....
Same rules, any participants are asked not to respond.....

1. Wong, Bradley Jr, and Sano were taken back to back to back.

Was it Round 20, Round 25, or Round 30?

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2. Michael Bourn and Eric Young Jr, were...

A. Taken 6 picks apart

B. Taken 30 picks apart

C. Taken 60 picks apart

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3.
Coco Crisp was a...

A. Seventh round selection

B. Tenth round selection

C. Twelfth round selection

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4.
Buxton and Bogaerts were drafted....

A. Back to back

B. One round apart

C. Five rounds apart

D. Ten rounds apart

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5.
Who was drafted first?

Plouffe or Sano?

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Answers tomorrow.

Re: Early Quiz 2

Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 8:05 pm
by Atlas
I'll take a stab:

1. Round 25 (30 is too late which narrows it to a 50/50)
2. A. Six picks apart
3. C. Twelfth
4. B. A round apart
5. I'm going to go with Sano as NFBCers are big on speculation.

Re: Early Quiz 2

Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 9:43 pm
by Bronx Yankees
I'll also give it a shot.

1. Round 30
2. A (6 picks apart)
3. B (10th round)
4. C (five rounds apart)
5. Plouffe

Mike

Re: Early Quiz 2

Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2013 8:46 am
by DOUGHBOYS
Here are the answers to Quiz 2....

1. Sano, Bradley Jr., and Wong were all drafted back to back in the 20th round.

2. Bourn and Young Jr. were drafted six picks apart.

3. Coco Crisp was taken in the seventh round.

4. Buxton and Bogaerts were drafted back to back.

5. Sano was taken in the 20th round. Plouffe, the 22nd.

Re: Early Quiz 2

Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2013 10:55 am
by Bronx Yankees
DOUGHBOYS wrote:Here are the answers to Quiz 2....

1. Sano, Bradley Jr., and Wong were all drafted back to back in the 20th round.

2. Bourn and Young Jr. were drafted six picks apart.

3. Coco Crisp was taken in the seventh round.

4. Buxton and Bogaerts were drafted back to back.

5. Sano was taken in the 20th round. Plouffe, the 22nd.
Very interesting how different the pre-mature draft is compared to the first 50-rounder. For instance, Buxton and Bogaerts were drafted back-to back in one, and 11 rounds apart in another. That's quite the variation.

Mike

Re: Early Quiz 2

Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2013 5:09 pm
by Atlas
Bronx Yankees wrote:
DOUGHBOYS wrote:Here are the answers to Quiz 2....

1. Sano, Bradley Jr., and Wong were all drafted back to back in the 20th round.

2. Bourn and Young Jr. were drafted six picks apart.

3. Coco Crisp was taken in the seventh round.

4. Buxton and Bogaerts were drafted back to back.

5. Sano was taken in the 20th round. Plouffe, the 22nd.
Very interesting how different the pre-mature draft is compared to the first 50-rounder. For instance, Buxton and Bogaerts were drafted back-to back in one, and 11 rounds apart in another. That's quite the variation.

Mike

And I think we would continue to see variation in all the drafts were it not for the published ADPs. Sometimes I think they're more of a hindrance than a help. I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see the ADPs after a full season or representative period of drafting without the benefit of the trends.

I compare it to fishing when we were kids. We started spread out, but as soon as someone got a bite in their spot, everyone flocked to that spot.

Re: Early Quiz 2

Posted: Mon Nov 04, 2013 8:55 am
by DOUGHBOYS
Agreed.
Greg and Tom use the adp as a selling point for the NFBC/NFFC on radio so I know we will ALWAYS have adp in our ear.
It's too bad.
I liked the times before adp was even adp. It was a more innocent period, sort of like before folks drove or walked down a street without their face plastered to a cell phone.