Williamson, Miller tied once again at top of Pickers
Columns/Editorials
September 17, 2026

Williamson, Miller tied once again at top of Pickers

By Tim Miller 

There is another stalemate at the top of the Pigskin Pickers race.

Managing editor Chad Williamson and sports editor Tim Miller have matching 26-7 records through four weeks of the season.

Williamson won seven of last week’s 10 games, while Miller slumped a bit by going 6-4.

Publisher Kevin Behrens p...

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