I'll be honest, I've never felt so uncertain filling out an NCAA bracket before. It's still fun to do though and I have decided to add it out here so that I can easily refer to it during the tournament.
If you want to win the pool you're in, here's the blueprint to do it. OK, maybe not.
If you want to win the pool you're in, here's the blueprint to do it. OK, maybe not.
GO DOLPHINS!
ReplyDeletePlease enter this bracket into Dan's Pool.
ReplyDeleteWhy? So you can take my money? OK.
ReplyDeleteGO U BEARS!
ReplyDeleteYou said it. :-)
ReplyDeletei see you've gone with the Shane Pittman bracket selecting style.Step 1.) Select Kansas to win it all.Step 2.) Throw money down the toilet.Step 3.) Flush.
ReplyDeleteShane, please ignore my post between the dashes...
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All good points. I'll have to keep my bracket out of Dan's pool so Shane can be the only one who's mocked for taking Kansas.
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Stay strong Shane...Kansas has to win it sometime!
Shane decided, for the better, against Kansas this year...and now they will win it all.
ReplyDeleteGina...no one thinks we're funny.
ReplyDeleteRude.
This year I made my picks based on an ESPN article. Go Andy Katz!
ReplyDeleteI'm not too far off from you Brian, I have Kansas and UCLA playing for the championship...UCLA wins. :o) I was unsure about who to pick also, I am usually more prepared.
ReplyDeleteIn Dan's pool, I went with Texas over Kansas instead so all my eggs aren't in one basket. I almost flipped things and took UCLA over UNC but ended up deciding against it.
ReplyDeleteI think UCLA is a great pick.
Is anyone speaking English in this entire post?
ReplyDeleteSays the girl whose previously comment involved all caps and an exclamation point... :-P
ReplyDeleteWhat?
ReplyDeleteOh, that's my other personality. She's dumb.
Well...
ReplyDeleteNow that I am already out of the running with my two pools, I can just enjoy the games.
Today is looking worse then yesterday's disaster already.
Surprisingly, after my miserable first two days I ended up finishing 5th out of 102 in the bigger pool I was in. That's worth $25. Morgan finished 2nd (for $120). I was originally told I finished 6th (out of the money) but my uncle found an error in my point total that moved me into 5th. Thanks Tom!
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