What-if-sports NCAA Tournament

[Marmel]

With the 02-03 basketball season winding down, and the recent release of TDCB, I have decided to do a little 64 team tournament featuring the Final Four teams from the past 16 years (4 teams * 16 seasons = 64 teams)

I did a couple of these What-if Dynasties before, and I know Grid Iron had some good ones as well.

Anyway, the initial brackets will be up soon, and I encourage you to get your bracket entries in. Maybe somebody can make up a trophy, or something, for the winner. At the very least, you have bragging rights and it should be pretty fun.

[Grid Iron]

Michigan forfeited its 1993 Final Four appearance, but you'll include them, right?

Great idea for a dynasty!

[Kodos]

No Michigan for you! Lousy cheaters!

[Marmel]

I have been pretty sick for the past week, so this project got put on hold, however I am picking it back up and would like to announce the 4 #1 seeds:

89-90 UNLV
91-92 Duke
95-96 Kentucky
99-00 Michigan State



Yes, the Michigan teams will be included.

[Kodos]

Go MSU!

[Grid Iron]

Go cheaters!

[Marmel]

The rest of the seeding is as follows:

2
93-94 Arkansas
86-87 Indiana
01-02 Maryland
00-01 Duke

3
98-99 Uconn
87-88 Kansas
90-91 Duke
88-89 Michigan

4
97-98 Kentucky
94-95 UCLA
92-93 UNC
96-97 Arizona

[Marmel]

Oh by the way, I am looking for suggestions on how to best run this tournament.

I can probably put the full brackets up on a website with my email address on there and people can just email me their submission......

Or maybe I can just have people who want an entry to email me and I can email them back with an attachment that they can fill out and return to me.

Thoughts on this?

[Marmel]

5
86-87 Syracuse
98-99 Duke
91-92 Michigan
96-97 Kentucky


6
00-01 Arizona
87-88 Oklahoma
99-00 Florida
94-95 Arkansas


7
89-90 Duke
90-91 Kansas
92-93 Michigan
88-89 Seton Hall


8
93-94 Duke
95-96 Syracuse
97-98 Utah
01-02 Indiana

[Marmel]

Seeds 1-4 are national champions
Seeds 5-8 are national runner-ups
Seed 9-16 are the losers of the national Semi-Final games.

Specific seeding was partially random, and partially based on my thoughts of how good a team was.

for example, the 00-99 Wisconsin and UNC teams were barely Final 4 caliber, IMO, so they are 16 seeds (this is the my thoughts part), but the 98-99 MSU team was pretty good, and they only got a 15 seed (this is the random part). Using my thoughts and a randomness factor, these brackets are scientifically perfect. don't argue with them.

[Marmel]

9
95-96 Umass
90-91 UNLV
00-01 Michigan St
01-02 Kansas


10
92-93 Kansas
87-88 Arizona
92-93 Kentucky
87-88 Duke


11
97-98 UNC
00-01 Maryland
86-87 UNLV
89-90 Georgia Tech


12
96-97 UNC
89-90 Arkansas
88-89 Duke
91-92 Cincinnati


13
01-02 Oklahoma
93-94 Arizona
88-89 Illinois
94-95 UNC


14
96-97 Minnesota
97-98 Stanford
86-87 Providence
90-91 UNC


15
91-92 Indiana
93-94 Florida
94-95 Oklahoma St
98-99 Michigan St


16
95-96 Miss. St.
98-99 Ohio St
99-00 Wisconsin
99-00 UNC

[vex]

GO OU!

[Grid Iron]

I vote for putting the bracket on a website! But that could be time intensive. Either way is great.

Super idea for a dynasty!

[The Afoci]

go gophers, bobby jackson, john thomas, and courtney james will win it all from the 14 seed.

[Marmel]

West Bracket

1 89-90 UNLV
16 99-00 UNC

8 01-02 Indiana
9 95-96 UMass

5 96-97 Kentucky
12 96-97 UNC

4 96-97 Arizona
13 01-02 Oklahoma

3 98-99 UConn
14 90-91 UNC

6 94-95 Arkansas
11 89-90 Georgia Tech

7 90-91 Kansas
10 92-93 Kentucky

2 00-01 Duke
15 91-92 Indiana

[Marmel]

East Bracket:

1 91-92 Duke
16 99-00 Wisconsin

8 97-98 Utah
9 90-91 UNLV

5 91-92 Michigan
12 89-90 Arkansas

4 92-93 UNC
13 88-89 Illinois

3 87-88 Kansas
14 86-87 Providence

6 87-88 Oklahoma
11 86-87 UNLV

7 89-90 Duke
10 97-98 Arizona

2 01-01 Maryland
15 93-94 Florida

[Marmel]

Southeast Bracket:

1 95-96 Kentucky
16 98-99 Ohio St.

8 95-96 Syracuse
9 00-01 Michigan St.

5 98-99 Duke
12 91-92 Cincinnati

4 94-95 UCLA
13 93-94 Arizona

3 90-91 Duke
14 97-98 Stanford

6 99-00 Florida
11 00-01 Maryland

7 92-93 Michigan
10 92-93 Kansas

2 86-87 Indiana
15 94-95 Oklahoma St.

[Marmel]

Midwest Bracket:

1 99-00 Michigan St
16 95-96 Mississippi St.

8 93-94 Duke
9 01-02 Kansas

5 86-87 Syracuse
12 88-89 Duke

4 97-98 Kentucky
13 94-95 UNC

3 88-89 Michigan
14 96-97 Minnesota

6 00-01 Arizona
11 97-98 UNC

7 88-89 Seton Hall
10 87-88 Duke

2 93-94 Arkansas
15 98-99 Michigan St.

[Marmel]

East plays West

and

Southeast plays Midwest

in the Final Four


Start sending in your entries via PM. I think the easiest way to do this is just round by round. I would like to have you guys project the entire bracket but that is pretty tough to do and monitor on the forum here.

So, just list the 32 teams you think you will win in the first round games. Each correct pick is worth 1 point.

I will accept entries until 6pm EST Friday for Round 1!

[JeeberD]

Sent. Sounds like a lot of fun...

[msugreen]

Curious.

Where are the games going to be played...err, simmed?
At a neutral site or at the higher seed's home court?

[Marmel]

All games will be at a neutral site msugreen. Good question!

The nice thing about "What-If-Sports" is that you get a box score after the game. So instead of just listing the scores, I can type up newspaper report like reports that tell you who led the scoring, rebounding, etc...

[MylesKnight]

The '90/'91 UNLV team was the most dominating College Basketball Team I've ever seen.. and they didn't even Win the Title... Shame on you Duke.

[Marmel]

bump

[Radii]

UNC's championship team a 4 seed!? Oh well UNC will be pulling tons of upsets along the way here. Wonder how many times UNC/Duke teams will play with all the final fours they've been to combined in the last 16 years?

[Marmel]

Welcome to Marmel’s What-If-Sports NCAA Tournament.

The action is starting early out in the East bracket, in Boston, Mass with a mismatch in the 8-9 game. The 90-91 Runnin’ Rebels of UNLV are the 9 seed and they are taking on the 97-98 Utah Utes. Many still believe this UNLV squad was the best team ever, yet they failed to win a game in the Final Four.

As expected, UNLV just ran away with this game, putting up 100 points to Utah’s 82. Anderson Hunt played all 40 minutes for UNLV and put up 31 points and had 5 assists. Larry Johnson added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Andre Miller and Michael Doleac each had 20 for the Utes.

Also, in the East, the 4 Seed, 92-93 UNC held on to beat the 88-89 Illinois team, a 13 seed. The final score was 96-88. Eric Montross led the way for the Heels with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Nick Anderson led the Illini with 18 points and 9 rebounds.


Next, we will head to the Southeast.

The 2 seed, 86-87 Indiana Hoosiers got 23 points, 3 assists and 2 steals from team leader Steve Alford en route to a 85-78 victory over the 15th seeded 94-95 Oklahoma St. Cowboys. Bryant Reeves, for OK St. led the game with 26 points, and Randy Rutherford chipped in 20, but it was not enough to pull the upset. Dean Garrett had 11 rebounds and 14 points for the Hoosiers.

Staying in the Southeast, we see the 92-93 Kansas Jayhawks, a 10 seed, fall against the Fab 5 of the 92-93 Michigan Wolverines, a 7 seed. Kansas had 6 players score in double digits, led by Rex Walters with 16. Michigan was led by Chris Webber and his 18 points and 12 rebounds. Jalen Rose had 16, and both Jimmy King and Ray Jackson scored a dozen.

[Marmel]

We go back to the East, where the #1 seed, the Duke Blue Devils of 91-92 take on the 16th seeded Wisconsin Badgers from 99-00.

The Devils handle this game with ease, cruising to a 79-65 victory. Christian Laettner led the Dukies with 23 points. Hurley, Davis and the two Hills each scored in double figures. For Wisconsin, Mark Vershaw had 15 and Andy Kowske had a dozen.

To close out the top half of the bracket in the East, #5 91-92 Michigan takes on #12 89-90 Arkansas.

The Razorbacks pull off the first upset of the tournament by knocking off the 5 seed, 82-77. Todd Day led the way for Arkansas with 17 points, while Lenzie Howell had 14 and Lee Mayberry had 12. Michigan was led by Jalen Rose and his 19 points. Weber was in foul trouble all day which may have hurt this squad. He finished with 16 points and 6 boards.


We head back to the Southeast to finish up the bottom half of that bracket.

Our second straight upset, as the 14th seeded Stanford Cardinals from 97-98 upend the 3 seed, 90-91 Duke Blue Devils, 85-81! Arthur Lee led the Cardinal with 13 points. Mad Mark Madsen and Kris Weems each had a dozen. Laettner led the Devils with 18, and Bobby Hurley chipped in 12 in the losing effort.

The 6 seed, 99-00 Florida manhandled a very good 00-01 Maryland squad, 94-80. Mike Miller led the Gators with 15 points and 8 boards, while Udonis Haslem had 14 points and Teddy Dupay and Donnell Harvey each had 13. Juan Dixon put up 19 points for the Terps.

[Marmel]

Opening up in the Midwest is the #2 seed, 93-94 Arkansas. They will take on the 15 seed, the 98-99 Michigan State team.

It turned out to be 40 minutes of hell for the Razorbacks as the #2 seed goes down, 84-81, to a very talented Michigan St. squad, who came back to win the title the next year. The Spartans were led by Mateen Cleaves and Morris Peterson, who each scored 16 points. Jason Klein added 13. For the Razorbacks, Corliss Williamson had 16 points and 5 boards.

Staying in the Midwest, we see the #3 seed, the 88-89 Michigan Wolverines make easy work of the 96-97 Minnesota Golden Gophers, 92-79. Glen Rice led the way with 23 points for the Wolverines, while Rumeal Robinson and Loy Vaught each had 16. For the Gophers, Bobby Jackson led the team with 16 points.


We head out west…

The 96-97 Arizona Wildcat team had a great run back in the day, but they cannot win a game as the 4 seed in this tournament, as the 01-02 Oklahoma Sooners down them, 88-80. Hollis Price scored 19 for the Sooners and Ebi Ere and Aaron McGhee each had 16. For the Wildcats, Miles Simon had 18 and Michael Dickerson had 16.

The 5 seed, 96-97 Kentucky had an easy time with the 12 seed, 96-97 UNC. Kentucky won 91-77 behind 21 points and 7 rebounds from Ron Mercer. Derek Anderson had 17 points and Anthony Epps had 10 for the Wildcats. Antawn Jamison had 20 points and 11 rebounds for the Heels.

[Marmel]

Half the brackets are almost filled in, just four more games, and we stay in the West…..

The #1 seed, 89-90 UNLV had to put everything on the floor to get past the #16 seeded 99-00 UNC Tarheels. The Rebels pulled this one out, 80-79 behind 17 points and 11 rebounds from Larry Johnson. David Butler added 14 and Anderson Hunt had 13 for the Rebels. UNC was led by Joseph Forte and his 21 point performance. Jason Capel had 13 for the Heels.

Closing out the top half of the West bracket, the 9 seed, 95-96 Umass takes the win over the 8 seeded Indiana Hoosiers from 01-02 by a final of 88-72. That Umass team lost to a juggernaut of a Kentucky team in the Final Four, but is talented enough to go far in this one. Marcus Camby was unstoppable with 23 points and 17 rebounds. Donta Bright had 22 for the Minutemen. The Hoosiers got 15 points from Jared Jeffries and 12 from Tom Coverdale.



Finally, we go back to the Midwest….

The 6 seed, 00-01 Arizona Wildcats beat the 11 seed, 97-98 UNC Tarheels, 84-81. Michael Wright led the Cats with 19 points, while Richard Jefferson and Gilbert Arenas each had 14. For the Heels, Antawn Jamison led the way with 21 points and 17 rebounds, while Vince Carter and Shammond Williams each had 16.

We wrap it up with the 7 seed, the 88-89 Seton Hall Pirates beating the 10 seed, the 87-88 Duke Blue Devils, 87-84. The Pirates were led by John Morton and his 19 points. Andrew Gaze had 15, while Ramon Ramos had 14 points and 13 boards. Danny Ferry had 18 for the Devils, while Kevin Strickland had 16.

[Marmel]

Scores from the First Day of the Tournament:

3 88-89 Michigan 92
14 96-97 Minnesota 79

6 00-01 Arizona 84
11 97-98 UNC 81

7 88-89 Seton Hall 87
10 87-88 Duke 84

2 93-94 Arkansas 81
15 98-99 Michigan St. 84

3 90-91 Duke 81
14 97-98 Stanford 85

6 99-00 Florida 94
11 00-01 Maryland 80

7 92-93 Michigan 81
10 92-93 Kansas 80

2 86-87 Indiana 85
15 94-95 Oklahoma St. 78

1 91-92 Duke 79
16 99-00 Wisconsin 65

8 97-98 Utah 100
9 90-91 UNLV 82

5 91-92 Michigan 77
12 89-90 Arkansas 82

4 92-93 UNC 96
13 88-89 Illinois 88

1 89-90 UNLV 80
16 99-00 UNC 79

8 01-02 Indiana 72
9 95-96 UMass 88

5 96-97 Kentucky 91
12 96-97 UNC 77

4 96-97 Arizona 80
13 01-02 Oklahoma 88

[sterlingice]

Great thread, Marmel. I wish I had seen it sooner so I could have sent in a bracket.

SI

[digamma]

Wow, what many people consider to be one of the best teams of all time, the 1991 UNLV team goes down in a near rout 100-82 in the first round.

[JeeberD]

Originally posted by digamma
Wow, what many people consider to be one of the best teams of all time, the 1991 UNLV team goes down in a near rout 100-82 in the first round.

Umm, no. I think you misread the post. It goes as follows:

"As expected, UNLV just ran away with this game, putting up 100 points to Utah’s 82. Anderson Hunt played all 40 minutes for UNLV and put up 31 points and had 5 assists. Larry Johnson added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Andre Miller and Michael Doleac each had 20 for the Utes."

UNLV 100
Utah 82

Keep up the good work, Marmel. Looking forward to the next round...

[Marmel]

Back to First Round Action, in the East:

The #3 seed, 87-88 Kansas gets by the 86-87 Providence Friars, 89-83. Danny Manning led the way for the Jayhawks with 25 points and 11 boards. Milt Newton added 14 and Archie Marshall had 10. For the Friars, Billy Donovan had 20 points and 10 assists.

The #6 seed, 87-88 Oklahoma was unstoppable on offense as they poured in 104 points in a 104-96 victory of the #11 seed, 86-87 UNVL. Stacy King had 30 points for the Sooners. Harvey Grant added 19. For the Rebels, Freddie Banks had 23 and Armon Gilliam had 21.

The #7 seed, 89-90 Duke Blue Devils squeak by the 97-98 Arizona Wildcats, 90-89. The Devils were led by Phil Henderson with 20 points. Alaa Abdelnaby added 18 and Laettner had 13. For the Wildcats, Miles Simon and Michael Dickerson each had 19 points. AJ Bramlett had 11 points and 11 rebounds.

The Final game of the East region, sees the #2 seed, 01-02 Maryland win pretty easily, 84-75 over the 93-94 Florida Gators. Juan Dixon led the Terps with 17 points. Lonny Baxter had 16, while Byron Mouton and Chris Wilcox each had 14. For the Gators, Craig Brown had 17 while Andrew DeClerq had 12 points and 10 boards.

[Marmel]

Now we move down to the Southeast Region:

Things start off in the Southwest with a massive upset. One of the tourney favorites, the #1 seeded 95-96 Kentucky Wildcats fall, 80-78 to the #16 seeded 98-99 Ohio State Buckeyes. Scoonie Penn and Michael Redd each had 19 points for the Buckeyes. Antoine Walker led the Wildcats with 16 points and 7 rebounds. The Southeast bracket is now wide open!


Just that quickly both of the Final 2 teams from 95-96 go down. The #9 seeded Michigan St. Spartans from 00-01 destroy the 95-96 Syracuse Orangemen, 92-77. Jason Richardson led the Spartans with 18 points and 11 boards. Charlie Bell and Andre Hudson each had 15 while Marcus Taylor and Zach Randolph each had 13. For the Orangemen, Johnson Wallace was a monster, scoring 26 points and grabbing 11 boards. Otis Hill added 17 points.

The 98-99 Duke team that was beat by Uconn in the finals gets a win in this tournament by beating the 91-92 Cincinnati Bearcats, 93-83. Trajan Langdon had 19 points for the Blue Devils. Will Avery had 15 and Elton Brand had 13 points and 9 boards. For Cincinnati, Herb Jones scored 17 points.

Wrapping up the Southeast Region, we see the #4 seeded 94-95 UCLA Bruins get by the 93-94 Arizona Wildcats in a PAC10 matchup. The final was 96-91. Toby Bailey scored 21 and Ed O’Bannon had 20 for the Bruins. Khalid Reeves and Damon Stoudamire each had 22 for the Cats.

[Marmel]

We move to the Midwest

The #1 seeded, 99-00 Michigan St. Spartans move on to the second round by beating the 95-96 Mississippi St. team, 79-71. Morris Petersen led the Spartans with 15 points. Charlie Bell had 13. Mateen Cleaves had 12 points and 5 assists, while AJ Granger had 12 points and 10 boards. Daryl Wilson had 21 points for Miss. St.


The 8/9 game was a mismatch as the 9th seeded 01-02 Kansas Jayhawks dismantled the 93-94 Dukies, 96-81. Drew Gooden and Nick Collison each had 20 for the Jayhawks. Gooden pulled down an amazing 22 boards, while Collison had 12 rebounds. Cherokee Parks and Antonio Lang each had 14 for Duke.


Fifth seeded 86-87 Syracuse beats 88-89 Duke, 89-78. Guard play was key for Syracuse as Sherman Douglas had 20 points and 9 assists, while Greg Monroe had 19 points and 9 assists. Rony Seikaly eadded 15 points for the Orangemen. Danny Ferry led Duke with 19 points.

Wrapping up the Midwest region, we see another upset as the 13th seeded 94-95 UNC team beat the 97-98 Kentucky Wildcats, 79-77. Rasheed Wallace had 19 points for the Heels and 10 rebounds. Jerry Stackhouse added 17 while Donald Williams scored 15. For the Wildcats, Jeff Sheppard had 16 points and Scott Padgett and Nazr Mohammed each had a dozen.

[Marmel]

We move to the Midwest

The #1 seeded, 99-00 Michigan St. Spartans move on to the second round by beating the 95-96 Mississippi St. team, 79-71. Morris Petersen led the Spartans with 15 points. Charlie Bell had 13. Mateen Cleaves had 12 points and 5 assists, while AJ Granger had 12 points and 10 boards. Daryl Wilson had 21 points for Miss. St.


The 8/9 game was a mismatch as the 9th seeded 01-02 Kansas Jayhawks dismantled the 93-94 Dukies, 96-81. Drew Gooden and Nick Collison each had 20 for the Jayhawks. Gooden pulled down an amazing 22 boards, while Collison had 12 rebounds. Cherokee Parks and Antonio Lang each had 14 for Duke.


Fifth seeded 86-87 Syracuse beats 88-89 Duke, 89-78. Guard play was key for Syracuse as Sherman Douglas had 20 points and 9 assists, while Greg Monroe had 19 points and 9 assists. Rony Seikaly eadded 15 points for the Orangemen. Danny Ferry led Duke with 19 points.

Wrapping up the Midwest region, we see another upset as the 13th seeded 94-95 UNC team beat the 97-98 Kentucky Wildcats, 79-77. Rasheed Wallace had 19 points for the Heels and 10 rebounds. Jerry Stackhouse added 17 while Donald Williams scored 15. For the Wildcats, Jeff Sheppard had 16 points and Scott Padgett and Nazr Mohammed each had a dozen.

[Marmel]

Scoriing Wrap up:

3 98-99 UConn 73
14 90-91 UNC 91

6 94-95 Arkansas 87
11 89-90 Georgia Tech 89

7 90-91 Kansas 88
10 92-93 Kentucky 96

2 00-01 Duke 89
15 91-92 Indiana 85

3 87-88 Kansas 89
14 86-87 Providence 83

6 87-88 Oklahoma 104
11 86-87 UNLV 96

7 89-90 Duke 90
10 97-98 Arizona 89

2 01-02 Maryland 84
15 93-94 Florida 75

1 95-96 Kentucky 78
16 98-99 Ohio St. 80

8 95-96 Syracuse 77
9 00-01 Michigan St. 92

5 98-99 Duke 93
12 91-92 Cincinnati 83

4 94-95 UCLA 96
13 93-94 Arizona 91

1 99-00 Michigan St 79
16 95-96 Mississippi St. 71

8 93-94 Duke 81
9 01-02 Kansas 96

5 86-87 Syracuse 89
12 88-89 Duke 78

4 97-98 Kentucky 77
13 94-95 UNC 79

[Marmel]

Round 2 Matchups:

East:

1 91-92 Duke
8 97-98 Utah

12 89-90 Arkansas
4 92-93 UNC

3 87-88 Kansas
6 87-88 Oklahoma

7 89-90 Duke
2 01-02 Maryland



West:

1 89-90 UNLV
9 95-96 UMass

5 96-97 Kentucky
13 01-02 Oklahoma

14 90-91 UNC
11 89-90 Georgia Tech

10 92-93 Kentucky
2 00-01 Duke


Southeast:

16 98-99 Ohio State
9 00-01 Michigan St.

5 98-99 Duke
4 94-95 UCLA

14 97-98 Stanford
6 99-00 Florida

7 92-93 Michigan
2 86-87 Indiana



Midwest:

1 99-00 Michigan St.
9 01-02 Kansas

5 86-87 Syracuse
13 94-95 UNC

3 88-89 Michigan
6 00-01 Arizona

7 88-89 Seton Hall
15 98-99 Michigan St.

[JeeberD]

Originally posted by digamma
Wow, what many people consider to be one of the best teams of all time, the 1991 UNLV team goes down in a near rout 100-82 in the first round.

OK, I'm confused now Marmel. In the game write-up you say:

"The 90-91 Runnin’ Rebels of UNLV are the 9 seed and they are taking on the 97-98 Utah Utes. Many still believe this UNLV squad was the best team ever, yet they failed to win a game in the Final Four.

As expected, UNLV just ran away with this game, putting up 100 points to Utah’s 82. Anderson Hunt played all 40 minutes for UNLV and put up 31 points and had 5 assists. Larry Johnson added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Andre Miller and Michael Doleac each had 20 for the Utes."

Now, when you listed just the score, you put:

8 97-98 Utah 100
9 90-91 UNLV 82

And for the Round Two games you have listed:

1 91-92 Duke
8 97-98 Utah

Is the write-up right or is the score right? I would hate to see that great UNLV team go out inadvertantly...

[sterlingice]

3 87-88 Kansas
6 87-88 Oklahoma

1 99-00 Michigan St.
9 01-02 Kansas

Rock chalk! The first one is a classic rematch while the second has one of our best teams and the second was a good team that got screwed by the refs.

SI

[Marmel]

Originally posted by JeeberD
OK, I'm confused now Marmel. In the game write-up you say:

"The 90-91 Runnin’ Rebels of UNLV are the 9 seed and they are taking on the 97-98 Utah Utes. Many still believe this UNLV squad was the best team ever, yet they failed to win a game in the Final Four.

As expected, UNLV just ran away with this game, putting up 100 points to Utah’s 82. Anderson Hunt played all 40 minutes for UNLV and put up 31 points and had 5 assists. Larry Johnson added 21 points and 10 rebounds. Andre Miller and Michael Doleac each had 20 for the Utes."

Now, when you listed just the score, you put:

8 97-98 Utah 100
9 90-91 UNLV 82

And for the Round Two games you have listed:

1 91-92 Duke
8 97-98 Utah

Is the write-up right or is the score right? I would hate to see that great UNLV team go out inadvertantly...

Thanks for catching that. I will have to check my log this evening and make the appropriate correction(s). Thanks!

[digamma]

Yeah, I missed the write-up, as JeeberD pointed out, and just noticed the score on the list, with Utah as the winner.

[Grid Iron]

When are Round 2 picks due?

[Marmel]

OK, I just reversed the scores, UNLV did win that game.

Send in your Round 2 picks ASAP!

Thanks!

[Marmel]

Only 5 entries, but a close competition so far,

Colt 21
Jeeb 21
Grid I 21
Splits 20
Radii 17


Round 2 picks are worth 1 point each!

[Radii]

I may be in last, but I can still ride the ACC to victory! GO HEELS!

[JeeberD]

Hope I can keep up my momentum...

[SplitPersonality1]

I'm in - PM sent

[BishopMVP]

Go UMass!