Riddle me this, because it strikes me as curious. Kentucky has remained as the second favorite for Brown apparently, and regardless of the "favorite" getting knocked already.
So It was apparently down to UCLA, Kentucky, and a few others behind them, and according to all the analysts, Brown is going to UCLA without a doubt, no chance he doesn't.
So to everybody's surprise, Brown cuts UCLA. All the sudden "No, wait, UCLA wasn't the favorite, it was Michigan. Kentucky's still in second!"
If Michigan is the real favorite, why was UCLA favored by quite a bit? Why the hell does UCLA, and Georgia still have votes in ye olde magic crystal ball despite being cut by Brown himself?
Does anybody have any clue whatsoever? I'm honestly wondering.
So It was apparently down to UCLA, Kentucky, and a few others behind them, and according to all the analysts, Brown is going to UCLA without a doubt, no chance he doesn't.
So to everybody's surprise, Brown cuts UCLA. All the sudden "No, wait, UCLA wasn't the favorite, it was Michigan. Kentucky's still in second!"
If Michigan is the real favorite, why was UCLA favored by quite a bit? Why the hell does UCLA, and Georgia still have votes in ye olde magic crystal ball despite being cut by Brown himself?
Does anybody have any clue whatsoever? I'm honestly wondering.