Creme tries to stay relevant, fails

[Centerstream]

I believe his day job is a pharmaceutical salesman or something like that. He‘s a seasonal part timer for ESPN.

Oh, I thought he was a telemarketer, selling automobile warranties...probably has the same amount of success.

 

[CL82]

These non-stop attacks on Creme have long gotten annoying and tiresome.

I hear he kicks puppies. Just sayin'.

 

[j66kicker]

Oh, I thought he was a telemarketer, selling automobile warranties...probably has the same amount of success.

This 2015 NYT article says pharmaceutical sales rep. No indication of his success in that endeavor, but apparently he has always spent every minute of his free time (and sleep time) on brackets.

Bracketology’s Birth: Filling In the Blanks, Running on Caffeine (Published 2015)

Bracketology began with two die-hard college basketball fans in a tiny office watching games, eating junk food, drinking caffeinated beverages, working around the clock and wishing the weekend would never end.

www.nytimes.com

 

[cbraarj]

in 1999 Billy Packer, a CBS men’s basketball analyst suggested final fours should be reseeded to ensure the top two teams would meet in the final. That year he thought Duke and Michigan State were far and away the top teams And they met in the semis. Dike won that game and UConn beat Ohio State in the other semi. Of course the UConn men went on to beat Duke and to top it off the women also won the National Championship.

Women won in 2000 not in 1999. Purdue won in 99.

 

[Yorkeez4]

Women won in 2000 not in 1999. Purdue won in 99.

You are correct thx. My bad - for some reason I was thinking that was the first time they both won - but that was 2004. My wife is right - my memory is getting very bad.