It's almost time for the NCAA tourney to begin and people everywhere are filling out their brackets.
If you'd like to do something a little different, try the "Sweet 16" game we play each year. Instead of just filling out a bracket, we pick the best sixteen teams in the tournament and rank them best to worst. The best team will get 16 points for each win, the second team will get 15 points and so on until you get to the 16th team which gets one point per win. If you put them in the correct order, your maximum score would be 477 points.
If you want to play along, just post your list of of sixteen, in order, in the comments section and I'll keep a running tally as we go along. The cutoff is Thursday morning.
Oh, and what does the winner get? The satisfaction of a job well done.
8 comments:
Chad wrote:
Below you will find the winning sixteen:
1. Kansas
2. North Carolina
3. Florida
4. Texas A&M
5. Notre Dame
6. Ohio State
7. Georgetown
8. Pittsburgh
9. UCLA
10. Texas
11. Wisconsin
12. Memphis
13. Washington State
14. Maryland
15. Tennessee
16. Southern Illinois
Thanks,
Chad
Jared . . . Here are my picks. Dad
1. Kansas
2. North Carolina
3. Texas
4. Georgetown
5. Texas A&M
6. Florida
7. Ohio State
8. Wisconsin
9. UCLA
10. Duke
11. Memphis
12. Oregon
13. Butler
14. Pittsburg
15. Southern Illinois
16. Washington State
Thanks! Dad
1. Kansas
2. Georgetown
3. Florida
4. Texas A&M
5. UCLA
6. Texas
7. Ohio St.
8. North Carolina
9. Wisconsin
10. Pittsburgh
11. S. Illinois
12. Washington St.
13. Creighton
14. Old Dominion
15. Long Beach St.
16. Oregon
Forgot one....sorry.
1.Kansas
2.UNC
3.Florida
4.Georgetown
5.Ohio State
6.Texas A&M
7.UCLA
8.Wisconsin
9.Memphis
10.Texas
11.Pitt
12.Tennessee
13.Washington State
14.Maryland
15.Southern Illinois
16.Oregon
17. KSU...NIT counts right?
DaPrato
I already emailed mine to you, but just so everyone else can know how much they're losing by, I'll post it here:
Kansas
North Carolina
Wisconsin (NICE TOP 3, HUH?)
Ohio State
Texas A&M
Texas
Florida
Memphis
Pittsburgh
UCLA
Georgetown
Tennessee
Wash.State
So. Illinois
Maryland
Oregon
LONG BEACH STATE?? Wow, Bryan, you must know somebody there...
Well, thankfully no one has KS and UNC in their TOP 2!!
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