Post by less1brain on Jul 15, 2021 4:34:24 GMT -8
www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/bracketology/ncaa-bracketology-projecting-2022-march-madness-men-field
His bracketology:
Washington State (?) and Arizona are out.
Colorado is in fo sho. ?.
UCLA has a #1 seed, but not in the West.
Spokane Gonzaga is in the West closer to Idaho than the Pacific Ocean and Mark Few has cast his reel fly-fishing for 7-foot trout.
Sounds like a fishy tale.
UCLA is seeded #1 in the "East."
Philadelphia.
Walt Hazzard, Andre McCarter and Pooh Bear all came out of Philadelphia.
Like the venue:
South Filly.
Like my dad.
My fawdaw.
Well, he was bourn dare.
He lived most of his life (10 months-25 years, 8 months, which was the majority of his life) in duh Sout Brawnx.
His most oft-uttered phrases in my presence:
1. Shut yer mout!
2. Don't be a stoolie.
3. Cuawtuhs, cuawtuhs, who wawNtz cuawtuhs fer lunch termarraw?"
Pooh Bear taught me a phrase: In South Filly, they don't say "Basketball IQ," they say "Ball Knowledge."
Put them in Philly or The West or the The Midwest or the South.
It doesn't matter, Joe.
Brackets don't matter.
Ball knowledge matters.
Winners travel.
Losers stay home.
UCLA hangs Banner 12 in 2022.
Mick Cronin grew up in West Cincy.
The President State: Ohio.
CIC.
As a 5-3 SR, he led his high school team to the state title.
He was the PG.
He led his team in two statistical categories: Assists and 3-point FG%.
He might've already been bald.
Does it matter?
Tyger: You led your team in assists.
But you didn't lead your team to a Banner.
I sure hope you're working on your 3-point shot.
If not, you'll get some vicious pine (thank you, Benny Anders).
Peyton and Bill can play "PG" too.
So can Jaylen.
Does UCLA really only have one Jaylen on its roster?
That's a bad sign.
Any winner should have at least two ballers named Jaylen, Jalen, Jalin, J'Alin, Jaelon, Jay'len, D'JYlon, etc., on its roster.
For now.
In 2040, every winner will have at least two ballers named Trae, Tray, Tay-Tay, Trey, Tay, Tae, AndTae, etc., on its roster.
In-between, we get versions of Kobe and LeBron. But not too much.
No Giannis. Or Nikola. Or Kyrie. Or James. Or Kevin. Or Steph. Or Dr. Draymond. Or Damien. Or Joel.
Especially, no "Joe."
The name's not chillin, let alone cool.
His bracketology:
Washington State (?) and Arizona are out.
Colorado is in fo sho. ?.
UCLA has a #1 seed, but not in the West.
Spokane Gonzaga is in the West closer to Idaho than the Pacific Ocean and Mark Few has cast his reel fly-fishing for 7-foot trout.
Sounds like a fishy tale.
UCLA is seeded #1 in the "East."
Philadelphia.
Walt Hazzard, Andre McCarter and Pooh Bear all came out of Philadelphia.
Like the venue:
South Filly.
Like my dad.
My fawdaw.
Well, he was bourn dare.
He lived most of his life (10 months-25 years, 8 months, which was the majority of his life) in duh Sout Brawnx.
His most oft-uttered phrases in my presence:
1. Shut yer mout!
2. Don't be a stoolie.
3. Cuawtuhs, cuawtuhs, who wawNtz cuawtuhs fer lunch termarraw?"
Pooh Bear taught me a phrase: In South Filly, they don't say "Basketball IQ," they say "Ball Knowledge."
Put them in Philly or The West or the The Midwest or the South.
It doesn't matter, Joe.
Brackets don't matter.
Ball knowledge matters.
Winners travel.
Losers stay home.
UCLA hangs Banner 12 in 2022.
Mick Cronin grew up in West Cincy.
The President State: Ohio.
CIC.
As a 5-3 SR, he led his high school team to the state title.
He was the PG.
He led his team in two statistical categories: Assists and 3-point FG%.
He might've already been bald.
Does it matter?
Tyger: You led your team in assists.
But you didn't lead your team to a Banner.
I sure hope you're working on your 3-point shot.
If not, you'll get some vicious pine (thank you, Benny Anders).
Peyton and Bill can play "PG" too.
So can Jaylen.
Does UCLA really only have one Jaylen on its roster?
That's a bad sign.
Any winner should have at least two ballers named Jaylen, Jalen, Jalin, J'Alin, Jaelon, Jay'len, D'JYlon, etc., on its roster.
For now.
In 2040, every winner will have at least two ballers named Trae, Tray, Tay-Tay, Trey, Tay, Tae, AndTae, etc., on its roster.
In-between, we get versions of Kobe and LeBron. But not too much.
No Giannis. Or Nikola. Or Kyrie. Or James. Or Kevin. Or Steph. Or Dr. Draymond. Or Damien. Or Joel.
Especially, no "Joe."
The name's not chillin, let alone cool.