Well, she just won SC by 20 points and is ahead in every single subsequent primary. Nevada is the only one that's close, and even there she's still ahead. She has 350-something superdelegates, Sanders has two.
Nothing in politics is certain, but if we're looking at likely scenarios based on EVIDENCE, not hopes, then she's the most likely candidate. Can you provide a single piece of evidence to contradict anything I've just said? Polls which show her losing subsequent primaries? Superdelegates switching sides? No? Then everything you're saying is just idle banter, no facts.