It was a pretty quiet day in the survivor pool, where only four people exited stage right. That was mainly thanks to popular pick Arizona dispatching the "underdog" Harvard. Poor Harvard... guess they'll have to go back to focusing on regattas and solving whatever the hell "sequestration" is.
Right now the tiebreaker has Derek Wild in a small lead over both Heather Knauf entries, which is getting really old. Next year, I'm just going to tell you all to pay into Heather's PayPal account and save me the trouble of transferring it over there. Derek is in an enviable position of sorts with that tiebreaker advantage, but I think at this stage of the game having multiple entries to play with may be more important. Right now, the only two people with multiple entries are Heather and... your intrepid moderator. Which is odd. I'm normally quite bad at my own games.
Speaking of me, the Super 7 is starting to get a little more clear. Scott Gurgol, The Godfather, and... oh me again... have taken a two point advantage into Sunday. The Super 7 is really more about who you have alive still, and with so much 5-10 seed turmoil, the three people who have their 1-10 seeds alive - Scott, Sean Kellihan, and me - are in the driver seat going in to Sunday, although Tom is going to keep either his 11-12 or 13-16, as he has both Ole Miss and La Salle.
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