People often ask how the actual NCAA selection process differs from Bracketology. I usually joke that it's a whole lot easier to get one person (me!) to agree on something than it is to get 10 people to agree. Yesterday, with a mix of real and ...
When Georgetown lost at Seton Hall on Sunday, there was a trickle-down effect across the college basketball landscape. One unintended consequence was that a spot opened in today's bracket for a No. 4 seed. Normally, it wouldn't be news that Kentucky ...
1. Two ACC teams are likely to enjoy the comforts of near-home (Greensboro) in the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament. However, there is no convenient regional site this year for whomever advances. 10. The Big East death march continues for ...
62. MOUNT SAINT MARY'S The Mountaineers have won nine of 10 after defeating Coppin State in the opening-round game. The ride ends in Charlotte, however, and it could be ugly. North Carolina dominates, 98-66. 59. AUSTIN PEAY Dickie V won't have to stand ...
It's not often a person advocates for something that could make him or her obsolete. But I'm here today to do exactly that. The question before us is simple: What is the future of Bracketology? But my unexpected answer -- Eliminate it -- is nowhere ...
This was scheduled to be my long-awaited (by me, anyway) "Future of Bracketology" column. Instead, there has been such excellent feedback to the recent articles on snubs, expansion and the first 2008 projection that we need to let the readers have ...
I have been projecting NCAA Tournament brackets, in one forum or another, since 1995. In those years -- a baker's dozen, if you can believe it -- I generally have regarded what comes from the NCAA selection committee as gospel. Even in periodic ...
My favorite way to wrap up another season of Bracketology is counting down the 64-team field from the first loser to the last winner. Now, for the third year in a row at ESPN.com, we forecast every game in every round (with every score!) of the ...
Two weeks from today, the haggling will be over and the NCAA Tournament field will be set. Until then, however, we'll be getting you ready for Selection Sunday as follows: • Daily Bracketology updates: The projected field will be updated each and every ...
With apologies to Andy Williams, this is the "most wonderful time of the year." Or, to be more specific, this is the beginning of the year's most wonderful time. Serious college basketball is being played once again (if you don't believe me, find a ...
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