So, my Panthers just broke your bracket.

[Khy]

Originally Posted by FenrisWolf

Sorry Khy, but this is history in the making for my school. I can't help but feel excited. What a great game.

lol, it's all good stuff. I would still have preferred to see my Jayhawks take it all, but it wasn't to be this year. We can still claim Big 12 champs, but it somehow doesn't make up for it.

Also, we can totally Blue Out a stadium when we want to. Ask any KU student, guaranteed that they own at least three blue KU T-shirts, (not counting any Muck Fizzou shirts)

[russianreversal]

Originally Posted by synkr0nized

We can't be friends. Sorry.

Oh Villanova, why did you have to go and lose? I didn't even get to have my bracket broken by N Iowa because of you.

[Julford Hajime]

Oh c'mon, no mention of the Maryland/Michigan St game? The last twenty minutes were like your classic sports movie comebacks, only this time with a downer ending twist. Maryland comes up from behind and with less than 10 seconds on the clock finally take the lead.

Then this happened. I live in Michigan. My house went NUTS.

[Mondt]

You know.

There was this one time KU choked in the 2010 NCAA tournament.

You see, Sherron Collins, the team carry, was trying too hard to make up for the fact that his support DPS (the twins, X, ...Reed? XD) weren't quite getting enough in. For all of the matches before, the tank, Aldrich, was really hit and miss. The support caster (Morningstar) was really only kept around this season because while he ended up dead a lot, he occasionally killed off one or two of the other guys, giving KU the advantage in that team fight.

Point is, basketball is like League of Legends/Dota/whatever, KU was having a shitty year and was lucky to get that far with as messed up as they were playing (Ugh, Aldrich may get every rebound in the history of rebounds but that fucker has no control of the ball).

Nice try to Sherron for being the only genuinely amazing player on the team while everyone else was only sort of amazing for a fraction of each game. GG, universe.

[walkertexasdruid]

I am looking forward to a potential OSU-MSU matchup in the Elite 8. Though you cannot underestimate Northern Iowa and certainly not Tennessee. Here's to awaiting more great college basketball in the next two weekends.

[Fenris]

And Butler took out Syracuse- we're down to half of the 1 seeds.

[krogothwolf]

Duke should fall soon! I hope...otherwise they ruin more things for my bracket. Buncha Jerks if they do. Just like UNI, they screwed everything up...damn panthers thinkin there so big by completely outplaying Kansas, who gave them the right!!!!! I guess I'll have to cheer for them though now/

[Tev]

Heh, look whose braket the Panthers didn't break...

How is your bracket for the NCAA Men's basketball tournament looking right now? Lots of red ink (or "Xs," or whatever you do to signify a missed game), I presume? Well, you obviously didn't fill it out the way Alex Herrmann did.

ShareHis secret, as you can see from the video below, is that he loves the numbers. As a person living with autism, he apparently studied numbers so much that he found the winning combination, at least to this point.

"I'm good at math," Alex told NBC Chicago. "I'm kind of good at math and at stats I see on TV during the game."

Northern Iowa over Kansas? Check. Ohio over Georgetown? You bet. Mr. Herrmann hit every single game and has a perfect Sweet 16. His apparent affinity for all things numerical along with some luck -- after all, there were a few close calls in the first 48 games, no -- has him in position to make a historic run among the massive amount of people who fill out a bracket religiously each March. You'd think he's destined to see things fall apart soon (he has Purdue winning it all), but I don't know anyone who has picked every game correctly thus far. Why doubt him now?

[Fenris]

Butler, however, did bust his bracket.

http://media.nbcchicago.com/images/WinningBracket.jpg

[P-Sleazy]

I've got Baylor winning the whole thing. I'm very happy I chose them as the winners BEFORE I found out that they haven't won a game in the NCAA in over 50 years.