2010 BP Bracket Pick'em

[LitlBuck]

Looks like I could finish second if Duke wins their next game, but I can't win.

How can you tell when none of the semi final points have been posted yet... not that it matters to me or anything:( Currently, I see our rugby man in the lead.

 

[Bucklion]

How can you tell when none of the semi final points have been posted yet... not that it matters to me or anything:( Currently, I see our rugby man in the lead.

Just scanning who everyone has advancing another round (and looking at my max points available).

 

[Ahiacitian]

Paint the end zones, the BP bracket is over! Never thought I could win with my national champ being knocked out in the 2nd round. Pretty funny that out of 85 people in the bracket, no one picked Duke to win it as a #1 seed. I have never won a bracket this big, go figure it is just for fun and no money on it...:(

 

[LitlBuck]

I thought that this was pretty interesting. I am not sure how far he went after the first couple rounds but I do know that he picked Purdue to win it all because his brother went to Purdue.

Autistic Teen Picks First Two NCAA Rounds Perfectly | NBC Chicago

Autistic Teen Picks First Two NCAA Rounds Perfectly
He studied all season for the tourney
By DICK JOHNSON and ANDREW GREINER
Updated 3:03 PM CDT, Mon, Mar 29, 2010

An autistic teenager from the Chicago area has done something almost impossible.

Nearly 48 games into an upset-filled NCAA tournament, 17-year-old Alex Hermann is perfect.

"It's amazing," he says. Truly.

In fact, he picked every game through the first two rounds correctly. The odds of anybody doing that? One in 13,460,000, according to BookofOdds.com. It's easier to win the lottery. Twice.

"I'm good at math," Alex, a Glenbrook South High School student, said. "I'm kind of good at math and at stats I see on TV during the game."
Alex entered the bracket on CBSsports.com's bracket challenge. His 24-year-old brother Andrew, who helped him enter his picks into CBS' bracket manager, also entered the contest -- and ranks behind 500,000 other people.

?My bracket is totally shot,? hist 24-year-old brother Andrew said. ?So is everyone else I know.?

ESPN estimates around 4.78 million played in their bracket challenge, but no one picked all the games correctly. The leader at ESPN?s bracket has already missed four games.

But Alex Hermann's miraculous bracket is still a picture of perfection.

Source: Autistic Teen Picks First Two NCAA Rounds Perfectly | NBC Chicago