But the fun is over for 2-time Ganza winner, Trevor G. The thing that makes the 'Ganza unique is that it is easy to stay technically alive, as long as the presence in the tournament of unpicked teams remain. This year, there are many, many such underdogs.
Which is why people like Darrell C., Ryder G. and Michael F. retain some semblance of hope, even though they've been reduced to cheering for 1 low-value #1 seed. Yes, they've chosen poorly and should feel ashamed and humiliated. But they have not chosen as poorly as Trevor G.
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| Trevor G., attempting to explain his poor showing. |
In a tournament strewn with upsets it takes some truly terrible picking to actually be eliminated and Trevor G. has achieved the near-impossible, losing all 4 teams and following Ellen D. out the door to ignominy.
But don't shed a tear for the good Mr. G. As a 2-time 'Ganza winner, he's had his share of glory.
Better luck next year, Trevor!
1 comment:
We are living in an upside down world. #1 losing to 16 and me being eliminated in the first round. I will see you all in hell....the end is nigh.
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