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Tag Archives: Louisville
Bracketology 3/10/18
Yesterday, I went into great detail about my last couple of teams in and first couple of teams out. Today, I’ve made some changes. As much as I’d love to see Middle Tennessee in the tournament, I think that the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona State, Baylor, Bracket Matrix, bracketology, Duke, Louisville, March Madness, Marquette, Middle Tennessee, NCAA, NCAA basketball, NCAA basketball tournament, ncaa hoops, NCAA men's basketball, NCAA Tournament, NCAA tournament predictions, NCAA tournament projection, NCAA tournament seeds, NCAAs, North Carolina, Saint Mary's, Syracuse
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Bracketology: Louisville Can’t Quite Lock it Up
Ah, Louisville. On Wednesday night, I wrote about how the Cardinals could more or less secure an NCAA tournament bid by beating Virginia at home the following night. Well, with a little over 4 minutes to go, Louisville led by … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Dance, Bracket Matrix, bracketology, Louisville, Louisville basketball, March Madness, NCAA, NCAA basketball, NCAA basketball tournament, ncaa hoops, NCAA men's basketball, NCAA Tournament, NCAA tournament predictions, NCAA tournament projection, NCAA tournament seeds, NCAAs, Virginia, Virginia basketball
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Bracketology: Bubble Watch, 2/28/18
As promised earlier, I’m bringing you my thoughts on the current bubble teams (click to see today’s bracketology to go along with this article). Let’s face it, even the teams that have the Last Four Byes right now – Oklahoma, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, Bracket Matrix, bracketology, Kansas state, Louisville, March Madness, Marquette, NCAA, NCAA basketball, NCAA basketball tournament, ncaa hoops, NCAA men's basketball, NCAA Tournament, NCAA tournament predictions, NCAA tournament projection, NCAA tournament seeds, NCAAs, Syracuse, Texas, UCLA, Washington
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Why Gonzaga Will be a 1 Seed
So this morning, I told you I would give you my analysis as to why I think Gonzaga is very likely to be a 1 seed. First, who are the other teams who could threaten the 1 line? The common … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, basketball, Baylor, Big Dance, Bracket Matrix, bracket preview, bracketology, Gonzaga, Kentucky, Louisville, March Madness, March Madness 2017, NCAA, NCAA basketball, NCAA basketball tournament, ncaa hoops, NCAA men's basketball, NCAA Tournament, NCAA tournament projection, NCAA tournament seeds, NCAAs, Oregon, UCLA
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Bracketology: North Carolina is a 1 Seed
We all knew this would happen. An ACC team has reached the top line. With the strength and depth of the conference, it’s hard to imagine a scenario in which the ACC doesn’t get a 1 seed. A classic between … Continue reading
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Tagged Baylor, Big Dance, bracketology, Kansas, Louisville, March Madness, March Madness 2017, March Madness projection, Michigan, Minnesota, NCAA, NCAA basketball, NCAA basketball tournament, ncaa hoops, NCAA men's basketball, NCAA Tournament, NCAA tournament predictions, NCAA tournament projection, NCAA tournament seeds, NCAAs, North Carolina, North Carolina 1 seed, Selection Sunday
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Bracketology: Super Sunday Edition
And now, we have our first great debate over whether or not a mid-major deserves an at-large bid. Enter Illinois State, who got absolutely blasted by 41 points at Wichita State last night. Before that, I had Illinois State as … Continue reading
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Tagged basketball, college basketball, college hoops, Illinois State, Louisville, Louisville basketball, March Madness, March Madness 2017, Michigan, Michigan basketball, NCAA, NCAA basketball, NCAA basketball tournament, ncaa hoops, NCAA men's basketball, NCAA Tournament, Syracuse, Syracuse basketball, Wichita State
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Duke Won Because of the “One and Done”: Fact or Fiction?
I started watching a ton of college basketball around the time that conference play started. College football was down to its last few bowl games, and the NFL was heading into the playoffs, making for far fewer games to watch … Continue reading
