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03-16-07, 01:01 AM
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March Madness
I had Butler, Vanderbilt, and BYU yesterday for 2-0-1 (yay for pointless layups to end the game). Tomorrow I like Va Tech A LOT over Illinois.
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03-16-07, 01:27 AM
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I've got VT over Illinois too. I'm just playing the standard, crappy office pool thingy. Got 12/16 right today.
Picked ODU and Winthrop as long shots that didn't come through. Also had Texas Tech and Duke obv.
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03-16-07, 01:51 AM
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Every time a final score ends in 8-8 (like the second game today) or 6(w)-1(l), I win cash.
There were a LOT of near 8-8s today, but I'm happy to have at least one locked up. |
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03-16-07, 01:57 AM
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HAd Duke getting upset in round 1 and Indiana winning
Had George Washington upsetting Vandy ,and MArquette beating MSU ... dunno if i could have been more wrong on either game
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03-16-07, 10:16 AM
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I had VCU and MSU
But I had my longshots on yesterday's games. I wanted Old Dominion and Davidson to win (stupid actually teasing me with an opening second half lead)
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03-16-07, 12:42 PM
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Theoretical Question posed too late
Just a thought for future years since I should've posted this idea on Monday, but the pool I'm normally in gives differential points for upsets (e.g., if a 16 beats a 1 in the first round, 1 point for the win, 15 for the differential)
I figure the 5-8 seeds rarely go deep, so on one entry, I pick against every 5-8 seed in round one. So far so good, thanks to VCU beating Duke. Plus, my nephew, who runs the pool, went to Wake so I know he's happy. Comments on the concept?
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03-16-07, 01:16 PM
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Certaintly interesting
One of the reasons I picked Duke ot be upset in round one, was I had them losing in round 2 to Pitt anyway, so I figured I may as well pick the upset (if I was wrong it costs me one game only), so this theory seems to make sense, especially if differential points are given
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