Everyone ready? 2nd best time of the year, next to the NFL and Superbowl. Who will it be? One of the top teams that already went down? Or a constant contender like Duke, who still hasn’t lost in their tournament? Maybe Louisville who goes down by eight at halftime to the incredible Orangemen (7 ots) [...]
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Tourney Time
Posted in NCAA, tagged march madness, ncaa tournament on March 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
All on the Floor
Posted in NCAA, tagged bracket, championship, final four, kansas, memphis, ncaa tournament on April 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As it turns out there was only one article worth remembering before the tournament started. It was in the NY Times, Margin of Victory, is the key to victory. So far the MOV bracket deserves a 99.4% ranking in ESPN’s brackets, and if Kansas goes on to win a 99.9%. For all of the other [...]
Final Four
Posted in NCAA, tagged bracket, final four, kansas, ncaa tournament on April 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Four No.1′s, and the experts said it couldn’t be done. “Which No.1 team will be the first to loss?” That was the question of many Web sites. Memphis seemed to be the favorite, followed by Kansas. People just assumed that a No.1 team had to lose early on because that’s how it has been forever. [...]
2nd Madness
Posted in NCAA, tagged brackets, first round, march madness, second round, Upsets on March 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The most surprising upset in my opinion was probably Villanova. Clemson was a stellar team that hung with UNC, and Nova did not show much during the conference tournament. San Diego might be up there too, but they played well in their conference, and that carried over. Now I like Siena > Villanova. Western Kentucky [...]
The Madness
Posted in NCAA, tagged brackets, final four, kansas, march madness, men's basketball, ncaa tournament, ucla on March 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The tourney begins tomorrow, and another usual year. All of the experts are picking #1′s. About 80% of all “experts” on websites like SportsIllustrated and ESPN are picking UNC, Kansas, and UCLA to be in the Final Four. This seems unlikely, considering it hasn’t happened in at about 20 years. However, I might have to [...]
