The Browns' special-team ace is putting his chips on the top-seeded Ohio State Buckeyes.
The Browns' Josh Cribbs is back to defend his title in The Plain Dealer's Celebrity Bracketology Challenge. He's putting his chips on the top-seeded Ohio State Buckeyes.
Cribbs has the Buckeyes beating Kansas in the championship game after defeating Duke in the semifinals. This is a pick that will do nothing to hurt Cribbs' status as one of the most popular members of the Cleveland Browns.
The special teams ace didn't go for any surprises in his Final Four, choosing three No. 1 seeds in OSU, Duke and Kansas, and a No. 2 out of the Southeast Region in Florida. The former Kent State quarterback also showed no love for arch-rival Akron, picking the 15th-seeded Zips to lose to Notre Dame on Friday.
Last year, Cribbs scored 290 points, topping former Indians pitcher Jake Westbrook (270), former Cavaliers guard Mo Williams (250) and former Ohio State basketball player Kosta Koufos (205).
Cribbs' bracket was emailed to The Plain Dealer, but could not be reproduced due to technical difficulties, so we here at The PD had to fill out a bracket using Josh's original. The handwriting isn't his, but the picks are. And after all, that's all that matters, right?
About the Celebrity Bracketology Challenge
The first two celebrity brackets -- from Indians closer Chris Perez and Cavaliers center J.J. Hickson -- appeared Wednesday. Former OSU linebacker James Laurinaitis is a Buckeye backer as well. Standings will be updated each Monday, and the winner will be unveiled April 6.
Source: http://www.cleveland.com/marchmadness/index.ssf/2011/03/celebrity_bracketology_challen_3.html
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