ESPN Bracket Battles
I saw this floating around Twitter the other day. It's a tournament of the greatest NCAA Football programs. It is now in the Elite 8 round with MSU against us. Figured I would bring it to the attention of the Twitter users on this blog. It has been a slow week news-wise, so might as well do our best to make Sparty feel "disrespected" as usual.
Greatest NCAA Football Program • ELITE 8 • RT ~ Michigan State Spartans Fav ~ Michigan Wolverines pic.twitter.com/eJSs55Kx7I
— Bracket Battles (@BracketBattles1) July 9, 2015
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If we win, it further shows Michigan's dominance in all things. If we lose, it was because OSU and MSU teamed up to rig it because they couldn't win on their own and we're still the best.
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OP was fooled by the ESPN as his avatar.
What a hack. That's embarrassing.
Previous bracket champions:
Columbus Blue Jackets for Greatest Hockey Fanbase
Arkansas Razorbacks for Greatest College Sports Program
Charlotte, North Carolina for Greatest Pro Sports City
Thanks, bracket battles. We're all learning so much from this. I hope Ole Miss wins this just to emphasize the absurdity of it.
- Michigan
- OSU
- ND
- USC
- Alabama
- Auburn
- UF
- FSU
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Nebraska
- Oklahoma
That's your list, period. It hasn't changed in 10 years (except probably Florida with Tebow/Meyer)...teams have just gone up and down.
If you want to make it a bracket without byes and get to 16, add LSU, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and UCLA.
If someone wants to rank those 16 and have a battle...go for it. But MSU isn't even in the picture. Hell Penn St. is likely ahead of them. Colorado and Texas A&M definitely are. This is not only fake (it's on ESPN), it's stupid.
*(it's not on ESPN)
Didn't we go up against Arkansas in this person's round of 16? I seem to remember that tweet coming across my own feed yesterday at some point and chuckling. I mean, if this is a lifetime award, then I am not seeing a lot of strong competition so far for us to date, and yet there have been some absolutely ludicrous winners of this in the past so I have a similar feeling about the validity of this method as I do about MLB fan voting.
this is really dumb and pointless. michigan state over Penn State? Tennessee over USC (YTUSC)? Arkansas over Florida? Ole Miss over TAMU? How random.