The selection committee are too good at their jobs. We need them to make bad choices.

I always choose a chalk bracket as a barometer to my other brackets and the chalk bracket always does better :/

Chalk means getting bodied in the family league by cousins half my age.

That's a ballsack chair, they were popular in the 1970s.

Now just do that for stocks

meme applies to all genders

it me

In my family pool (my parents, sister, and brother-in-law), purely out of disinterest my wife picked a chalk bracket. It's not a good look, regardless of outcome, but especially with your in-laws.

Me out loud to my family last weekend after St. John's loses early: Ha ha family! Hope Mom's bracket is better if you want to go to college toddler! (Image 1) My wife: (image 2) My wife's bracket: (image 3)

auto draft ftw!

Everyone knew going into the tournament that it was a top heavy season. If you’re playing to win this was the year to pick chalk.

I couldn't do it, so I picked against Duke on general principle.

My son wanted them to advance far so they could lose when it matters most and I couldn’t be prouder of him.

It me

You must be fun at parties

That’s my 8 year old son lol

guy in my pool paid for multiple entries. All chalk to the final four, only difference is how it plays out. He’s going to win.

It me

Twice

I took the chalk in every game in my office pool lol

And they post/brag about it 🤡

My 6yo son picked this and proves your point. He is loving it, which I also support.

I haven't watched one second of college basketball this year, so for the family bracket challenge, I submitted my Chalky Q Chalkerson bracket and feeling good about it.

Still won't win