After a blowout semifinal where at least 850 people watched Northeastern mop UNCW, we have 2 remaining contestants that can still win.
I would like to acknowledge JMUSKA for sewing up last place by finishing with 1 win and nearly getting the perfectly unperfect bracket. That is just as hard to do as picking every game right.

There will be no tiebreaker needed. Both JMU71 and Dan10 have 7 wins and only one will finish with 8 wins.
JMU71 has underdog Northeastern playing in an arena that will be 99.5% CoC fans.
Dan10 has CoC and is the Vegas favorite to be imbibing his favorite brew in the near future.

Good luck kids! Hopefully it is a better game than the semifinals and one that produces a CAA champion worthy of the big dance and perhaps able to pull an upset on the national stage.

Man, I almost pulled it off...

Dan10 is our winner. Name your favorite 6 pack and I will get your address on PM.

I've been on the trendy kick lately for hard ciders any chance you have Woodpecker cider near you?

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(03-07-2018 06:22 AM)dan10 Wrote:  I've been on the trendy kick lately for hard ciders any chance you have Woodpecker cider near you?

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Does this count as his first incorrect pick?

^that’s funny!


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Dan, I’ve searched Southeastern VA and cannot find Woodpecker Cider anywhere. I thought it was a weird name anyway and sounded more like what a man creates when he relieves himself. Hey Bubba, I just released some woodpecker cider.

I’ve got a replacement for you and hopefully you savor your bracket victory with it. It is called Woodchuck Cider and it is the self proclaimed “brand that started the American cider revolution in 1991.” Apparently, it is also “Fiercely Crafted” in Middlebury, Vermont.

Since I choked in attempts to find your first request, I have added a 6-pack of Bold Rock Hard Cider IPA. It is a hybrid mix between Apple cider beer and hops found in West Coast IPA’s. Bold Rock is “crushed and crafted here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.” Hopefully, you will enjoy this 6-pack if the Woodchuck cider doesn’t compare favorably to Woodpecker cider.

Your prize package will include a delicious assortment of America’s favorite snacks including these Billion $ brands... Lay’s, Doritos, Tostitos, Fritos, and Cheetos.

Enjoy! (And quit coming on our boards and winning contests)

P.S. both 6-packs turned into 5-packs when I was packaging your prize due to a sudden urge to drink them. You are still +4 vs the original prize guarantee.
The Hart Foundation rates the Woodchuck Cider as thumbs down - too sweet for me. The Hart Foundation rates the Bold Rock IPA as thumbs up - solid, unique brew with a dry, subtle hoppy finish.

(03-08-2018 09:41 PM)Hart Foundation Wrote:  Dan, I’ve searched Southeastern VA and cannot find Woodpecker Cider anywhere. I thought it was a weird name anyway and sounded more like what a man creates when he relieves himself. Hey Bubba, I just released some woodpecker cider.

I’ve got a replacement for you and hopefully you savor your bracket victory with it. It is called Woodchuck Cider and it is the self proclaimed “brand that started the American cider revolution in 1991.” Apparently, it is also “Fiercely Crafted” in Middlebury, Vermont.

Since I choked in attempts to find your first request, I have added a 6-pack of Bold Rock Hard Cider IPA. It is a hybrid mix between Apple cider beer and hops found in West Coast IPA’s. Bold Rock is “crushed and crafted here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.” Hopefully, you will enjoy this 6-pack if the Woodchuck cider doesn’t compare favorably to Woodpecker cider.

Your prize package will include a delicious assortment of America’s favorite snacks including these Billion $ brands... Lay’s, Doritos, Tostitos, Fritos, and Cheetos.

Enjoy! (And quit coming on our boards and winning contests)

P.S. both 6-packs turned into 5-packs when I was packaging your prize due to a sudden urge to drink them. You are still +4 vs the original prize guarantee.
The Hart Foundation rates the Woodchuck Cider as thumbs down - too sweet for me. The Hart Foundation rates the Bold Rock IPA as thumbs up - solid, unique brew with a dry, subtle hoppy finish.

(03-08-2018 09:41 PM)Hart Foundation Wrote:  Dan, I’ve searched Southeastern VA and cannot find Woodpecker Cider anywhere. I thought it was a weird name anyway and sounded more like what a man creates when he relieves himself. Hey Bubba, I just released some woodpecker cider.

I’ve got a replacement for you and hopefully you savor your bracket victory with it. It is called Woodchuck Cider and it is the self proclaimed “brand that started the American cider revolution in 1991.” Apparently, it is also “Fiercely Crafted” in Middlebury, Vermont.

Since I choked in attempts to find your first request, I have added a 6-pack of Bold Rock Hard Cider IPA. It is a hybrid mix between Apple cider beer and hops found in West Coast IPA’s. Bold Rock is “crushed and crafted here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.” Hopefully, you will enjoy this 6-pack if the Woodchuck cider doesn’t compare favorably to Woodpecker cider.

Your prize package will include a delicious assortment of America’s favorite snacks including these Billion $ brands... Lay’s, Doritos, Tostitos, Fritos, and Cheetos.

Enjoy! (And quit coming on our boards and winning contests)

P.S. both 6-packs turned into 5-packs when I was packaging your prize due to a sudden urge to drink them. You are still +4 vs the original prize guarantee.
The Hart Foundation rates the Woodchuck Cider as thumbs down - too sweet for me. The Hart Foundation rates the Bold Rock IPA as thumbs up - solid, unique brew with a dry, subtle hoppy finish.

That’s some funny schit right there. Note taken on the Bold Rock. I like a cider here and there well enough, but most as you say, too sweet.

Quick aside, isn’t Dan a (the?) Drexel fan?

Wonders never cease, Drexel finally won something...

(03-09-2018 02:19 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  Quick aside, isn’t Dan a (the?) Drexel fan?

Wonders never cease, Drexel finally won something...

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