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Thursday, March 20

Not Exactly Madness

Before this year's NCAA tournament, Joe Lunardi (the inventor of Bracketology) went so far as to predict the score of every game. He went 13-3 tonight (as did I), and was surprisingly accurate with more than a few of his picks:
  • Marquette over Kentucky, 77-62 (actually 74-66)
  • Xavier over Georgia, 75-57 (actually 73-61)
  • Michigan State over Temple, 71-65 (actually 72-61)
  • Stanford over Cornell, 73-54 (actually 77-53)
  • Texas A&M over BYU, 71-63 (actually 67-62)
  • Wisconsin over Cal State-Fullerton, 67-55 (actually 71-56)
To be fair, he was way off on several others. But I'm encouraged, since he and I have the same champion, Final Four and seven of the Elite Eight...

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