The Leaguel · 2025-26
1574.5 season points across 10 contests.
Final 2025–26 season standings.
Scouting report
Jeremy Liebman lasted 11 March picks before Connecticut ended his run on Day 9. By then he owned a share of 1st and 248.5 points, the defining result of his season.
The win had serious company. Texas Tech helped his college football portfolio reach 14th, champion Spain carried the World Cup sheet to 13th, and the Ducks pushed his NHL ticket to 18th. Three different formats produced three more finishes near the front.
Liebman's misses spoke just as loudly: 219th in baseball and 190th in golf, where four majors totaled 305.1. Even so, his 1574.5 points were enough for 35th and a 5-place rise.
The middle rarely interested him. Liebman leaves with a March title and enough other premium work to make the unevenness feel like part of the story, not an excuse for it.
Final · updated 2026-07-21
The complete ledger
Top share Texas Tech printed 85, but Illinois and Iowa came up empty, 328, top-decile money.
2-of-5 on win totals.
Never found the number, NYY for 13, 26 total, back of the pack.
Wrong side of the title on Ohio State, 47 banked, short of the number.
The Jaguars title bet missed, yet the Wild Card round printed 27, 67 and 122 overall.
Rode 11 straight picks to Day 9 on Connecticut before the bracket caught up.
Rode the Ducks hard; 290 total printed inside the top ten percent.
305.1 points across four majors, including 65.1 at The Open.
135 final pool points from 13 teams, led by Spain at 78. Backed champion Spain.