Bracketology 101
Sunday, September 17, 2006

We'll Be Back...Very Soon

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The college basketball season is just days away - and so is the return of Bracketology 101. In the next couple days, we will post our pre-se...
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Thursday, April 06, 2006

Congrats!

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Congratulations to G. Hardy and S. Bhaskar for winning our ESPN tourney challenge group. It was a good tourney until the Final Four which w...
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Friday, March 24, 2006

Questions After a Great Two Nights of Games

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How in the world did Rashad Anderson hit that shot? How quickly is Marcus Williams moving up draft boards? Has anyone seen Rudy Gay...anyone...
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006

Ranking the Conferences

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Here's how we would rank the multiple bid conferences after the first weekend of the Tourney... 1. Big East (9-4, 4 teams left) 2. ACC ...
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Bracketology 101
Bracketology 101 has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Wall Street Journal and on ESPN Radio affiliates across the country. The site is designed to serve as a more reliable, more accurate alternative to the Bracketology selections of other major sports websites. Rather than predict teams based on the season ending today, or make wild predictions of the future, Bracketology 101 uses a unique "projection-prediction" method of selecting teams, giving fans a much more realistic idea of where their favorite teams stand in the eyes of the selection committee. While other bracketologists favor conferences or teams or rely entirely on RPI rankings in making their picks, we factor in a team's resume as a whole - big wins, bad losses, in and out-of-conference wins, upcoming schedules, conference tournament sites, and each team's overall strengths and weaknesses compared to other teams on the bubble. Our "Field of 68" is updated every Monday throughout the season, with daily updates coming during Championship Week.
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