Red Bull Bracketologists
Our analysts aren’t the caliber of ESPN’s Dickie V or Digger, but Red Bull Racing Team has its own crack staff of bracketologists. Below, they weigh in on the NCAA tournament.
AJ Allmendinger, No. 84 driver — Final Four: North Carolina, Kansas, Texas and UCLA. Champion: Kansas defeats Texas. Analysis: “We’re going all Big 12 in the championship game. But I like Kansas. They’re just too tough. They have been all year. If you need any help with your bracketology, just call me.”
Jay Frye, general manager and vice president — Final Four: Oklahoma, Kansas State, Texas and Texas A&M. Champion: Texas defeats any Big 12 team. Analysis: Being a former football player at the University of Missouri, Frye refuses to pick hated rival Kansas to do anything significant.
Aaron Schields, No. 83 front tire carrier, Kansas native and former University of Kansas student — Final Four: Tennessee, Kansas, Memphis and Duke. Champion: Kansas defeats Duke. Analysis: “I’ve studied the bracket, mulled it over many times. Kansas has depth and senior leadership. We’ve been there before and know what it takes.”
Ben Cook, strength and conditioning coach and Tar Heel through and through — Final Four: North Carolina, Kansas, Texas and UCLA. Champion: UCLA defeats North Carolina. Analysis: “My heart says North Carolina, but the sensible pick is UCLA. I’m worried about (UNC guard) Ty Lawson and his injury. He’s a catalyst, and we need someone to get the ball into Tyler Hansbrough.”
Two more to chew on …
Shaun Peet, No. 83 jack man — Final Four: Tennessee, Kansas, Stanford and UCLA. Champion: Kansas defeats UCLA.
Brian Dheel, No. 84 catch can man — Final Four: North Carolina, Kansas, Texas and UCLA. Champion: Kansas defeats UCLA.
posted by Bull Rider at 12:15 PM
4 Comments:
No one has the Tennessee Volunteers winning it all? I'm upset! Ha. They've been awesome all season. Think it's crazy they weren't a #1 seed after winning the SEC Conference. Hope everyone at Red Bull Racing has a great off-weekend. Happy Easter!
I have NC, Kansas, Texas, and UCLA in the final four with UCLA beating Kansas for the championship!
Ok Y'all, lets talk about football, forget about Nascar Sprint Cup, Nationwide and trucks, race cars and alike.... With one driver on the fence and another on the bench, maybe we should be talking about Amp energy drinks.(I hate Amp).
Is Red Bull even trying to get into a Nationwide race?
What are we doing?
Frustrated in NC.
Football? Wrong sport, there fustrated. We're talking about March Madness, the NCAA Basketball Tourney. How is BV on the fence? He is in the Top 35 in Owner's Points and has been doing awesome at EVERY track they've been too so far. Bristol wasn't their fault, it was Goodyear's. Let's enjoy the off-weekend, and not talk some racing. I'm sure that's what the guys wanna do.
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