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Big Brother Season 20 is nearing its end and viewers are beginning to speculate who will take the crown this season. From college student Haleigh Broucher to the calculated Angela Rummans, the house is filled with controversial and entertaining characters, all of whom have gained fans of their own. Newsweek spoke with former Big Brother winners about who they believe will win the season, and they've settled on two likely possibilities: Tyler Crispen and Kaycee Clark.
Rachel Reilly, winner of Season 13 in 2011, can see Crispen as the season champion. She commented on the possible downfall of his recent relationship with houseguest Angela Rummans and how it could make both of them the house target.
"I think if Tyler doesn't win we have a bitter jury or something totally wrong happened!" she told Newsweek. "He's playing the best game it's a mix of Paul and Derrick, but he's not afraid to win comps and even doing a little showmancy action! He's fun to watch but I do worry him and Angela will become a big target if they aren't careful because they are a powerful duo! JC is his only threat right now to bring him down but Brett will catch on soon and possibly KC there's ALOT OF B.B. LEFT TO PLAY."
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Andy Herren won season 15 of the show in 2013 and has chosen a Kaycee Clark as his winner this season. He reasons the player, who flew under the radar for most of the game, has good chances given her friendly nature with evicted jury members.
"I'm giving the edge to Kaycee," Herren told Newsweek. "Her jury management has been impeccable. She has always been kind to her fellow houseguests and everyone loves her. Her obstacle will be winning her way to the final two because I think some others probably realize she's a threat and may want to take her out. I think she is okay for a while, but she'll have to step it up around final 4 to solidify her spot in the finale. If she can get there, I think she will beat anyone she finds herself sitting next to."
Season 19 winner, Josh Martinez, sees both Cripsen and Clark as possible winners. "As crazy as it sounds, you really can't make a pick because there's so much more game to be played," he told Newsweek. "Especially with the double eviction coming up. It's so unpredictable, you don't know which way it's gonna go. But my bet, and who I'm rooting for, is Tyler. I know everybody is rooting for him. But I think Tyler—being a huge superfan—he has my vote for sure."
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Martinez noted the strength of Crispen's gameplay falls in his ability to interact with everyone in the house.
"The way he has been able to play the game—to be in on every conversation—and just have a good relationship with everyone, he's set himself up to win this game. My only thing is will the jury become bitter because all the promises and final two deals he made? You never know."
Martinez also sees Clark as a leading force in the house. He was able to meet the cast Sunday during an engagement party for former houseguests Nicole Franzel and Victor Arroyo and explained Clark's positive energy could potentially win any juror over.
"Also, if I had to pick another pick it's Kaycee. Kaycee showed up," he said. "She hasn't pissed anybody off. Nobody is mad at her, and she's winning [competitions] when it counts. That's kind of like what I did. I was in a huge alliance with huge numbers, but toward the end, I won most of the competitions. She's extremely likable. Especially being in the house, I gravitated toward her. It's her energy and her personality. It's so likable that if she's in the final two, I think she might just win the damn thing. If Tyler wants to win, he needs to get rid of Kaycee for sure."
This post has been updated to include Reilly's winning season.
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