It's finally that time of year again. Time to throw productivity out the window for a couple weeks. Using a method similar to the one used for NBA predictions, I've been able to place in the money in pools for 4 out of the past 5 years. Typically, the first few rounds are a little iffy, but after the sweet 16, the points really start to roll in. In 2008, this model nailed all of the teams in the Final 4, the Finals, and it picked the Champ.
Take 'em or leave 'em, here are the picks:
March Madness 2010
Also, here's an interesting article about filling out brackets
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Just wanted to let you know that the the Midwest tab contains the East teams.
d'oh! fixed.
Just recently found your site. I've been tracking your picks in the NBA and your work is fantastic! Was hoping you'd do a NCAA bracket, and viola! Awesome! Thanks!
Catching some guff over the BYU/Kansas St. game..... can you give me a score? Any details?
Sorry, can't give you a score, but I can say this:
Out of the 16 games in that round of the tourney, the average win margin is 3.01 pts. BYU has a 5.98 pt advantage over Kansas St.
The largest margin for that round is Kansas over UNLV at 7.28. The second largest margin is BYU at 5.98.
But it's up to you.
I went with your picks all the way..... I'm more of a football guy than basketball. Should be a fun diversion and I appreciate your work!
Well then good luck to us both and let's be the first to fill out a perfect bracket... the odds are only 9*10^18 to 1.
14 of 19 so far. Hell, 74%, can't complain about that! At least I don't think you can, this is my first time doing a bracket competition like this. It's got me in 9th of 125 in my group at Yahoo, and in the 95th percentile of all players at Yahoo!
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