Are you smarter than a five year old?

[Mr. Scot]

How's your bracket doing?

Matt Hasselbeck's 5-year-old's NCAA bracket blows Dad (and almost everyone else) away

Henry Hasselbeck isn't quite a one-in-million shot.

More like No. 103 out of 5.9 million.

That's where the 5-year-old son of Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck ranks in his NCAA tournament bracket on ESPN.com after 48 games. That puts Henry in the top 1 percent of all entries. Sister Mallory isn't too shabby, either. She ranks in the top 3 percent.

Just as surprising is how Henry filled in his bracket. He went through game-by-game with Dad, usually deciding the winners based on mascots.

For the record, Dad didn't fare so well. He's in the bottom half of all entries.

[Dpantherman]

doubtful

[Jangler]

I am ranked 116,089

[Hawk]

based on mascots...thats funny

[Mr. Scot]

There's an old Budweiser commercial I wish I could find online.

It has guys in an office lamenting that they're being outdone in their football picks by the office lades and they can't figure out how they're doing it.

When it goes to the ladies, they're picking teams based on stuff like uniform color and which cities have the best shopping :lol:

[RedMage138]

My girlfriend did a mascots bracket, she had Cincy winning it all...

[PanthaSan]

Not this guy...

[Mr. Scot]

My parrots outpicked almost everybody in this past season's Pick Em contest.

We're not exactly distinguishing ourselves here. are we? :lol:

[The Saltman]

I'm not even smarter than my 15 month old.

[Hawk]

we know

[Mr. Scot]

No parent in history has ever been smarter than their teenager.

(if you asked the teenager) :sosp:

[mr beauxjangles]

tied for 969

[Mayor Qumiby]

Fact: my girlfriends 3 yr old daughter speaks better Spanish and I do.

. But hey she's addicted to dora the explorer.

[Darth Biscuit]

My 11 yo is beating me in my family bracket... which is actually not saying a whole lot... I could've done better this year by flipping coins.