I created a tournament pick em' on yahoo for all of us to pick our brackets on to really see who knows what.I'm inviting evryone that reads this message to join up and show each other our skillful prediction abilities and I cleared this with ugaHATER so the more the merrier.Go to yahoo fantasy sports you'll see the tournament pick em' go to that and select join group,the name of the group id is 51381 and the password is lebo.Please use your user name from this site as your name in the picks so we know who you are.It'll be interesting.Thanks.i'm posting the start up page to make it a little easier for those who've never done it before.http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/t1 group id: 51381 password:lebo
I created a tournament pick em' on yahoo for all of us to pick our brackets on to really see who knows what.I'm inviting evryone that reads this message to join up and show each other our skillful prediction abilities and I cleared this with ugaHATER so the more the merrier.Go to yahoo fantasy sports you'll see the tournament pick em' go to that and select join group,the name of the group is AU undercover and the password is lebo.Please use your user name from this site as your name in the picks so we know who you are.It'll be interesting.Thanks.i'm posting the start up page to make it a little easier for those who've never done it before.http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/t1
Good idea, pado.
The group name and password as you show them above don't work for me.
Are you sure about the spelling and spacing and uppercasing?
I created a tournament pick em' on yahoo for all of us to pick our brackets on to really see who knows what.I'm inviting evryone that reads this message to join up and show each other our skillful prediction abilities and I cleared this with ugaHATER so the more the merrier.Go to yahoo fantasy sports you'll see the tournament pick em' go to that and select join group,the name of the group id is 51381 and the password is lebo.Please use your user name from this site as your name in the picks so we know who you are.It'll be interesting.Thanks.i'm posting the start up page to make it a little easier for those who've never done it before.http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/t1 group id: 51381 password:lebo
I will say that the ability to pick outcomes is no indicator of knowledge.
If it were, all analysts would be in Vegas making book.
If it were, the secretary who chooses by animal mascots would not win the damn March Madness pool every year.
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I will say that the ability to pick outcomes is no indicator of knowledge.
If it were, the secretary who chooses by animal mascots would not win the damn March Madness pool every year.
This is so true. I was working at a golf course a couple of years ago and many of us "in the know" filled out numerous brackets. The winner: A 19 year old cart girl who asked her boyfriend what the mascots were and filled her one bracket out in 5 minutes.
I will say that the ability to pick outcomes is no indicator of knowledge.
If it were, all analysts would be in Vegas making book.
If it were, the secretary who chooses by animal mascots would not win the damn March Madness pool every year.
Exactly. This is also our way of defending ourselves going into this so when we make bad picks we can just point to the "lucky" bracket-winning secretary who likes red uniforms.
It's always a guessing game. It's so crazy how often "hot" teams don't mean a thing. Struggling teams all of the sudden show up. And then there's the guess about which 12 seed will beat which 5 seed, because that happens basically every year.
In fact, the #12 seed beats the #5 seed 33% of the time, meaning it happens 4 times every 3 years.
"To me Auburn is not in Auburn, Alabama. Auburn is the people who care about Auburn, the people who love Auburn. Wherever they are, that’s Auburn, Auburn is in your heart. You play for it."
Exactly. This is also our way of defending ourselves going into this so when we make bad picks we can just point to the "lucky" bracket-winning secretary who likes red uniforms.
It's always a guessing game. It's so crazy how often "hot" teams don't mean a thing. Struggling teams all of the sudden show up. And then there's the guess about which 12 seed will beat which 5 seed, because that happens basically every year.
In fact, the #12 seed beats the #5 seed 33% of the time, meaning it happens 4 times every 3 years.
I'm just saying that there are some who equate the ability to predict the outcome of a game with knowledge of the sport and that couldn't be further from the truth.
I've seen it here. The idiotic "Oh yeah? Well if you're so smart tell us who is going to win the SEC Championship in 2009." If the analysts could actually do that, they wouldn't be analysts. They'd be making Vegas money.
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