Monday, April 04, 2005

Bracketology 101 Back On The Air

Bracketology 101's Chris and Craig will appear Tuesday night, April 5th, at 7:45 p.m. on SportsBloggersLive on AOL Radio. We will preview the 2006 - yeah, 2006 - Final Four along with the guys from SportsBloggersLive.

COME AND LISTEN!


SportsBloggersLive airs from 7-8 p.m. EST every Monday on AOL Radio.

In case you missed us on air - Bracketology 101's No. 1 seeds for 2006 are:

Connecticut
Duke
Villanova
Oklahoma

COMING SOON TO BRACKETOLOGY 101!

In the coming weeks we will review the early entrants in this year's NBA Draft. We'll break down who will land in the lottery, whose stock could rise, and who should have stayed in school.

Check back soon...

Saturday, March 26, 2005

Random Thoughts After The Sweet Sixteen

Whoda thunk that the Big Ten would have 3 teams left while the Big East and ACC would only have one?

Still trying to find where that travel was.

Looking more and more like an Illinois-UNC final is inevitable.

Hey, at least we were spared a Duke-UNC Final Four game. Could you imagine Billy Packer and Dickie V. in the days leading up to that one?

How can you not cheer for WVU?

No way J.J. Redick makes the shot Salim Stoudamire made.

Seriously...did you really think Washington would make it out of the Sweet Sixteen?

How about starting Sweet Sixteen games earlier so more basketball can be shown? There was little to no lag time between game starts which meant that the games that were on had about the same time remaining.

How does an Arizona, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Michigan State Final Four sound? Gross.

Sunday, March 20, 2005

Bracketology 101 On The Air

Bracketology 101 made another radio appearance Monday night at 7:25 ET on SportsBloggerLive on AOL Radio. We broke down the first two rounds of the tournament and accurately predicted the Sweet 16 games in the Albuquerque and Austin regions.

COME AND LISTEN!

SportsBloggersLive airs from 7-8 p.m. EST every Monday on AOL Radio.

Saturday, March 19, 2005

Random Thoughts After The First Round

After a weak start to the tourney what a great Friday night finish.

Does anyone remember when Kansas was undefeated and ranked #1?

Why did I put Syracuse through until the Elite Eight in my bracket knowing that they had a difficult Vermont team to get by in the first round?

How does Syracuse get what had to be the last #4 seed after winning the Big East tourney, and then get stuck playing the top #13 seed in Vermont (who really deserved a #12 before ODU or Wisc. Mil.) in Worchester which is an hour from the Vermont state line? Seems like a pretty raw deal for Syracuse.

I guess we should shut up now about UAB.