The Seventh Annual College Football Confidence Pool is Complete!
Congratulations to Jack Jett, the 2022-23 Confidence Pool Champion!
Georgia crushes TCU 65-7 in the National Championship Game.
| 2022-23 CHAMPION |
Jack Jett
2022-23 Champion
373 Points
(Picture dated January 1978)
| HONORABLE MENTIONS |
Jack Jett has the high pick percentage, 66%, for the 2022-23 pool.
Maddie Jett holds the all-time high pick percentage: 78% in 2019-20.
Tim Jett's Tie Break guess, 73, was closest to the combined final score of the Championship Game: 72.
Alex Jett holds the record for most points scored in the pool: 446 in 2019-20
Two-time Champion, Alex Jett, has the most championships and was back-to-back Champion in 2019-20 and 2021-22 (NCAA canceled the bowl games in 2021)
| PAST STANDINGS REPORT |
View the Past Standings Report to see the standings over the past seven years. CLICK HERE to view the Past Standings Report.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE PAST STANDINGS REPORT
| RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS |
- This bracket, like all JettNet.ORG Tournaments, is a family-fun and family-friendly event. We do not charge an entry fee to play along and winners do not receive cash prizes. All Jett and Sicking family, friends, and co-workers and their families and friends are eligible to play.
- This Confidence Pool is based on the concept of ranking each of the 32 College Bowl Games (including the 3 College Playoff games) based on your confidence of that team winning its game.
- Players select the winner of all 32 College Football Bowl games.
- Players rank each game based on their confidence that their pick will win (32 points = most confident, 1 point = least confident).
- Each ranking number (32 to 1) can only be used one time.
- For each game picked correctly, a player is awarded the number of Confidence Points they assigned to their pick.
- If for any reason a team forfeits its bowl game, the forfeiting team will receive a loss and its opponent will be awarded the win.
- Underdog or upset points are not awarded in this Confidence Pool.
- The player with the most points after the National Championship Game is played is the winner.
- The deadline for submitting entries is prior to the start of the first bowl game at 7:30 PM Eastern Time on Tuesday, December 20, 2022
- When the bracket is available, select your name from the drop-down list. If your name is not on the drop-down list, select NEW to enter your Name (Last, First).
- Enter your valid email address. Entries with invalid email addresses will not be accepted.
- Pick a winning team and enter your Confidence Ranking for each of the 32 games.
- Enter your tie-breaker score. You must enter your prediction of the combined score of both teams in the National Championship Game (the last bowl game).
- Click the "Submit Picks" button.
- After submitting your bracket, you should receive a confirmation email from pkjett1@gmail.com. If you do not receive confirmation check your Entry Form to make sure you entered your correct email address and then check your spam folder. You may want to add pkjett1@gmail.com to your safe senders list.
- Sit back and enjoy the games.
- Check this site after each game to see how you are doing!
- Only legitimate player names are eligible to win the Confidence Pool. Pseudonyms and false names may be accepted by the JettNet.ORG Confidence Pool Directors to participate in the pool, but will not be eligible to win the Confidence Pool.
- Brackets will not be posted for public viewing until after the first bowl game begins. Please CLICK HERE to view a list of Players who have submitted brackets.
| SCORING |
- Players select the winner of all 32 College Football Bowl games (including the College Playoff games).
- Players rank each game based on their confidence that their pick will win (32 points = most confident, 1 point = least confident).
- For each game picked correctly, a player is awarded the number of Confidence Points they assigned to that game.
- Points are not awarded for tied games.
- Underdog or upset points are not awarded in this Confidence Pool.
- The player with the most points at the end of the tournament (after the National Championship Game has been decided) wins this Tournament.
- In the event of ties, the player closest to picking the combined score of the two teams in the National Championship Game wins. If needed, the second tie breaker will be highest pick percentage.