The Geis family always likes a little healthy competition. This month, no different as we all filled out our brackets. Codey understood the concept that chances are the lower seed team will likely beat the higher numbered seed. So as we went through each game he concentrated on the seed numbers. He chose the lower seed EVERY time except once: KSU's first game. He picked them to lose! Ha! Kyndal on the other hand had a different MO. Who did she pick to win games? Depended how fun it was to say their name. Therefore she picked BUTTTTTTTler over and over. She couldn't resist the word butler with the butttttttt! Needless to say, guess who won this Geis family competition? (We should have taken her to Vegas with us!)
Thursday, March 31, 2011
And the winner is....
The Geis family always likes a little healthy competition. This month, no different as we all filled out our brackets. Codey understood the concept that chances are the lower seed team will likely beat the higher numbered seed. So as we went through each game he concentrated on the seed numbers. He chose the lower seed EVERY time except once: KSU's first game. He picked them to lose! Ha! Kyndal on the other hand had a different MO. Who did she pick to win games? Depended how fun it was to say their name. Therefore she picked BUTTTTTTTler over and over. She couldn't resist the word butler with the butttttttt! Needless to say, guess who won this Geis family competition? (We should have taken her to Vegas with us!)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Did you see the 6-yr-old OP girl on the news who is leading a pool of 155 people? She stands to win $500 this weekend. She said if she wins she is going to loan her brother $10.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if she used Kyndal's method to pick her teams. They didn't mention that...