Obama Get's An Earful From Duke's B Ball Coach, Get With The Program Obama.....

This is quite funny, seeing the president in name only being dressed down by an ACC coach from my Alma Mater UVA's number one B Ball opponent and adversary maybe tied with the NC Tarheels as well, that being Duke U coach and as near as a God as anyone is in NC including the Messiah, one Mike Krzyzewski who gave the One an earful for dicking around with NCAA pools and picks while the country burns making Nero like an attentive emperor.

Actually come to think of it the entire ACC is a basketball powerhouse and heaven.

This I thought was actually unbelievable myself and am personally investigating on who's time and dime Obama managed to be present to make this little Coach Barry appearance on ESPN the other night as I see no one else is bothering to ask that question.

Obama's immaturity is showing through more and more each day as he diddle's around like he's still a part time senator back in the Illinois legislature where each individuals votes and attendance is for the most part insignificant, so much so that they can play NCAA office pools and such in their far too often spare time.

Obama is of the belief as are so many BDS infected liberals that if the so called "Moron From Texas" can handle this job than just about anyone can, which does Obama and therefore the country a great disservice as the President was indeed a very adept and accomplished business man with a Harvard MBA and truthfully as much they hate the thought of it Bush makes Barry look like the business Moron he is....

This job is so over the head of the walking teleprompter that this country is in such grave danger right now the only thing to pray for is that there truly is someone else behind the scenes in charge pulling his strings like A Gepetto the puppeteer behind the scenes.

Barack Obama picked North Carolina to defeat Louisville for the NCAA championship, a relatively safe selection for a trailblazing president.

Fox News Politics Obama spent part of Tuesday making his tournament picks for ESPN, which posted his completed bracket online Wednesday and showed the First Fan filling it out with Andy Katz on the noon edition of "Sportscenter."

Of course, the president's choice drew a reaction from the Tar Heels' most intense rival.

"Somebody said that we're not in President Obama's Final Four, and as much as I respect what he's doing, really, the economy is something that he should focus on, probably more than the brackets," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said from the Blue Devils' first-round site in Greensboro, N.C.

The president had top-seeded Pittsburgh join the No. 1-seeded Tar Heels and Cardinals in the Final Four, but chose second-seeded Memphis to beat Connecticut in the West Regional.

"I think Memphis has got a very athletic team," Obama told Katz, an ESPN college basketball analyst. "I think they've got a good shot."

Perhaps showing some indecision, Obama initially had the Panthers playing Louisville for the national title in the file posted online. Pitt was scratched out of the title game in favor of North Carolina, which in turn replaced Louisville in the "champion" box.

"Here's what I like about Carolina: experience and balance," Obama said.

Familiarity, too. Obama played a pickup game with Tyler Hansbrough and the Tar Heels while campaigning in North Carolina last April.

"Now, for all the Tar Heels who are watching, I picked you last year — you let me down," Obama said. "This year, don't embarrass me in front of the nation, all right? I'm counting on you. I still got those sneakers you guys gave me."

Katz interviewed Obama last October for a story about the president's brother-in-law, Oregon State basketball coach Craig Robinson. After the interview, Obama invited Katz to play in a pickup basketball game on Election Day in Chicago, and he did.

Katz extracted a promise from Obama that if elected, the new president would reveal his NCAA picks to ESPN when the pairings were announced in March.

"They stayed true to their word and didn't hesitate to get it done," Katz said.

Obama was brutally honest in assessing many of the teams, including Blake Griffin and second-seeded Oklahoma, which he has losing to Syracuse for a spot in the final eight.

"The problem with Oklahoma, they have the player of the year, but they play like, seven guys," Obama said. "I think you start getting worn down."

Among the other notable selections, Obama picked 10th-seeded Maryland to beat No. 7 seed California in the West Regional, fifth-seeded Florida State to make the round of 16, and No. 11 seed Virginia Commonwealth to beat UCLA.

Any chance the president slips away for a few minutes to see how his picks are doing when the tournament begins in earnest Thursday?

"I think the chances are pretty high," he said.

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