For the second consecutive year, we will not have to wait for the final game to know who our winner is. Also, for the second year in a row, the college men take one on the chin. This year’s winner is none other than Ann Meyer. Congratulations! The final will feature Butler v. Duke. I’m picking the Dukies, but pulling for Butler. Until then…
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We are down to the Final Four and only three contestants are capable of winning. After Sunday’s games, Andrew Cody & Matt Little are tied for first place. If Duke loses in the semifinal game, then it will come down to total points in the championship game. However, if Duke wins in the semifinal game, then your new NCAA champ is our very own Ann Meyer! Stay tuned…
Through Sunday, March 22, 2010, I have the point totals as follows:
1) Charity–40
2) Matt Little–39
3) Justin Gandy–38
4) Christy Gandy–36
4) Aaron-36
4) Chaney–36
7) Rick-35
7) Andrew–35
9) Ann Meyer–34
10) Megyn–30
Good luck to all!
Greetings, sports fans and pretenders. It is time to test your skills in this year’s NCAA Tournament Challenge. This contest is open to all & the rules are few. First, find a bracket online, choose a winner for each (Carl, this means you), other than the Tuesday play-in .
You receive one point for each Round One win, two points for Round Two, ect. You should probably keep track of your own points because the official scorekeeper is aged and easily distracted. As a tiebreaker, also pick the total points scored in the championship. Email your picks, prior to the start of Thursday’s , to rick@rickmillslaw.com.
Results will be posted on this blog & announced in class. Honor & deference shall go to victor. The loser will be subject to public ridicule (unless it happens to be me, in which case said result will never be spoken of again). Good luck to all!
Having laid a foundation of solid prognostication, many of you inquired about my feelings concerning this week’s game. While I am happy that NO has finally made it to the Big Show, I believe that MN would have provided the better matchup. Look for the greatness of Peyton to prevail. NO’s only chance is to win the turnover battle +2.
Winner=Indy!
This blog got off to a less than stellar start last week. In fact, if I picked a team to win, it was almost guaranteed to lose. This weeks picks, however, are money:
Indy over the Jets
Minn over NO
You heard it here first.
Without further adieu, this week’s winners are:
1) New Orleans
2) Baltimore
3) Dallas (of course)
4) San Diego
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