Historically, how accurate are your title game predictions?

SportsFan88 · Post #1 » by **SportsFan88** » Sun Apr 7, 2013 4:21 am

Why do I bring this up?

Because as of late, I am unstoppable.

As a kid, my bracket selections were...more or less, a flip of a coin. As I grew older however, my instincts grew.

I consider myself a sports enthusiast. I live sports, I study sports, I breathe sports, I die sports.

Has this knowledge helped to guide me through these years of picks? Well, just maybe. However...

My question is... how much do you believe sports fandom/knowledge plays a part in selecting a winner?

Dating back to 2011, I have currently predicted 2 National Championships in a row.

In my 2011 bracket, I had UConn winning it all.

In my 2012 bracket, I had Kentucky besting everyone.

And here we are...2013...and my pick to win it all...?

Michigan...the #4 seed.

Will I score a hat trick? Make it a 3 Peat?

That is yet to be determined, but it is also beside the point.

Does anyone else have as much success predicting championship games as I do?

If the answer is yes, why do you think this is? Is it based off knowledge, or is it strict instinct?

Post #2 » by **jman3134** » Sun Apr 7, 2013 4:32 am

What percentage finishes do you have overall in ESPN/Yahoo/Other?

miltk · Post #3 » by **miltk** » Fri Sep 6, 2013 8:54 am

are you talking about the TITLE game or the whole bracket, because my title game prediction are pretty good. by the end of the dance there's usually one team that stands out.