Charlie is a medical/pharmaceutical salesman who uses a bunch of statistics to guess at outcomes like everybody else.Charlie is a genius. Just ask him! In his case, the "Creme" did not rise to the top. Why people obsess over this guy is puzzling.
Perhaps he stays at a Holiday Inn Express on his sales trips!Charlie is a medical/pharmaceutical salesman who uses a bunch of statistics to guess at outcomes like everybody else.
His BB IQ suggests Motel 6.Perhaps he stays at a Holiday Inn Express on his sales trips!
I am not surprised when Charlie coughs up one of his clueless screeds.Charlie is a legend in his own mind - and ESPN's mind. Most of us knew that yesterday's game was going to be a physical battle. And it was, even brutal at times. He is clueless most of the time.
Physical battles wear both sides down. Players get tired and the shots come up short. The legs start to feel like lead. When you have been hit all game when trying to shoot, you will rush the open shot just enough to be off.
Finally, Charlie and ,any others give this UConn team no credit for their toughness and grit while playing with a limited roster. Yet UConn keeps winning.
Didn't they used to call that a snake oil salesman?Charlie is a medical/pharmaceutical salesman . . .
Sort of reminds me why a football team will pound away at the interior line for short gainers early in a game, which exhausts the defensive linemen for later in the game. And heavyweight Rocky Marciano would pound away at an opponent's forearms in the early rounds, and later, when the guy could no longer keep his arms up to defend himself, Rocky would move in for the kill. (Undefeated in 49 bouts, 43 by knockout.)Physical battles wear both sides down. Players get tired and the shots come up short. The legs start to feel like lead. When you have been hit all game when trying to shoot, you will rush the open shot just enough to be off.
Nan I'm not obsessed with his bracket guesses, sometimes I just go there to get a laugh or two.This. Judging a season based on one game is pretty ignorant for a “guru”
Maybe people will stop obsessing over his bracket guesses now?
Gotta admit, Tom makes it sound mighty inviting!His BB IQ suggests Motel 6.
We figured out that the brackets appear to be put together using conference standings at the time rather than actual analysis. After St John’s first conference game, they were atop the Big East standings with a 1-0 record. Crème’s bracket that week had them as the automatic qualifierI was skeptical of Creme's brackets/analysis. I was coming around a bit, thinking maybe he gets it right once in awhile. But after this tweet, I'm thinking I was right all along.
A road win against a ranked team late in the season buffs up UConn’s already shiny resume. That was an important win not just for NCAA seeding implications but for the regular BEast title and BEast tournament seeding. An extra day off is just what they needWhat's so funny is that the committee starts with the net rankings and after yesterday's games UConn is still #2 and Villanova is still #10. So that means that there should be no change in the brackets for the two teams, unless the committee decides to move up Nova.
Not only his brackets but his way too early top 25 rankings that he posts every April.This. Judging a season based on one game is pretty ignorant for a “guru”
Maybe people will stop obsessing over his bracket guesses now?
Didn't he have Kentucky in his last prediction, the same team that just lost to Vanderbilt 79 - 57?Not only his brackets but his way too early top 25 rankings that he posts every April.