Bracketologist... Like your nightmare college professor!

[BallsInComingDown]

If it is safe to say there are at least 100 (maybe closer to 200) 12U and 14USo Cal teams, and out of all those teams, only the top 3 or 4, maybe 5 is an "A" grade team, does this mean that Professor Bracketologist could possibly have the world's hardest grading curve?

I was always told that hard professors gave the top 10% of their students "A's"? Bracky would be a nightmare as a professor!!!! How does he arrive at these marks and how can a team do some extra credit?

[GSB]

:lol:

If it is safe to say there are at least 100 (maybe closer to 200) 12U and 14USo Cal teams, and out of all those teams, only the top 3 or 4, maybe 5 is an "A" grade team, does this mean that Professor Bracketologist could possibly have the world's hardest grading curve?

I was always told that hard professors gave the top 10% of their students "A's"? Bracky would be a nightmare as a professor!!!! How does he arrive at these marks and how can a team do some extra credit?

Win!!!!!

[J Fierce]

Play for the Corona Angels

[outfielder]

:lol:

If it is safe to say there are at least 100 (maybe closer to 200) 12U and 14USo Cal teams, and out of all those teams, only the top 3 or 4, maybe 5 is an "A" grade team, does this mean that Professor Bracketologist could possibly have the world's hardest grading curve?

I was always told that hard professors gave the top 10% of their students "A's"? Bracky would be a nightmare as a professor!!!! How does he arrive at these marks and how can a team do some extra credit?

Why don't you look at Brackey's definition of an "A" team...I think that would explain it all.