In as well. Should be a good tourney.
I’m in. Go Jayhawks!
I’m in, as Meenie7, with the same picks I made for my office pool.
I was sad not to put UConn going all the way, as they are the home team, but you have to go with what’ll win.
I won my office pool last year, so WATCH OUT!
(Last year I hit 3 of 4 Final Four teams. Doubt it will happen again this year, as I’ve got some wild upsets along the way and a 1,3,3,4 F4)
Coach Billy Clyde’s NIT Special is in. At least until Thursday morning, at which point the odds of Marquette taking the NCAA Tournament record against us to 6-4 is likely.
I’m with you, Shoeless!! Jayhawks will win on the 20th anniversary of their last tourney championship in 1988!!
My bracket is “RockChalk”
Everyone knows the Jayhawks will get upset. It’s the law.
With that said, I somehow ended up with Drake in the final four, so clearly I have no idea what I’m talking about.
I am in and ready to go. I predict that my bracket will explode early on in the first round but its always a good time.
I’m in and decided to try something new. I was sick of coming in last place, so I’m not going out on any limbs. Top seeds win…
Paving the way for my Jayhawks to take it!!
I’m in, but luckily for you I went against all the smart picks and picked the team I liked. After last year I figure I needed a new strategy well at least until the final 4. I know Duke and Kansas always get upset but maybe this year they’ll come through. This is also my office pool picks.
Go Stanford!!
I’m in!
I’m in as well - same name as here. I’m quite bad at this, generally, even though I watch a ton of college bball. Maybe those things are related…
I’m in.
I would’ve done better last year by not being cute and sticking with the high seeds.
My bracket suffered big time last year. The year before George Mason’s run made me re-think college hoops. My theory was that the huge programs (Carolina, Kentucky, Indiana, Kansas, etc) were gutted by big stars going pro early, especially freshmen. Whereas in other years, those stars would keep the big boys at the top. Therefore, the smaller teams were able to keep an experienced nucleus that allowed them to better compete with the more talented, but younger teams. A changing of the guard, if you will.
Then last year, nearly all the higher seeds won on the first two days, so that ended that.
I’m in!
In as Mad’s Madness.
Go Sparty!
Happy Madness Day!
Just a little over an hour to go…time to finalize those brackets.
There’s still time to sign up.
I can’t figure out why my status says INCOMPLETE on the Home>>>Overview page.
Kansas is winning so I’m about to go one up on all of you losers!!!
What?