SQLLawman

I love the Olympics.  I enjoy watching the competition, and occasionally I enjoy the behind the scenes, human interest story.  But one thing that I struggle with is: Who is winning?  Depending win where you look you can see who has the most medals, who has the most gold medals, etc.  So I am going to throw my scoring into the mix.  Yes, it is probably as convoluted as the scoring in figure skating. (what is the difference between at toe loop and a lutz anyway?)  So here’s my scoring:

1. Every Gold is worth 3 points
2. Every Silver is worth 2 points
3. Every Bronze is worth 1 point

Yep, more points for the winners.  But this is where my scoring becomes interesting.  I divide the number of points by the number of athletes.  I found the number of athletes from http://www.vancouver2010.com/.  What I find cool about this is that figures out which country sent the best athletes.  That’s my idea of who wins.  Since this my blog I get to make my own rules.  So without further ado, here’s the current top 10: Final Standings Updated 2/28/10 2:55 pm EST