It’s always a sad day in our house when the NCAA tournament is over. Well, Chris is sad. I’m a little happy that we’ll be watching a few less basketball games on TV now! Thanks to everyone who participated in our
2013 brackets: Championship update
2013 brackets: Elite Eight update
I’m officially done! So much for being in the lead. Here are the latest rankings (in order of ESPN points standing): Jon (Grandpa Hromada) 1-3 in Elite Eight 37-23 overall Dad is the only one who still has his champion
2013 brackets: Sweet Sixteen update
Oh, this round ruined my bracket! I knew I shouldn’t have gloated so much. :o) At least I’m still beating Chris overall, which is my ultimate goal. Here are the latest rankings (in order of ESPN points standing): Teresa 3-5
2013 brackets: Third Round update
Boo-ya! I’m leading the pack! Here are the latest rankings (in order of ESPN points standing): Teresa 11-5 in Third Round 34-14 overall I was perfect in the East but only had one right in the West. Jon (Grandpa Hromada) 11-5
2013 brackets: Second Round update
Was your bracket busted? So many big name schools lost unexpectedly over the past two days! Here’s how our brackets look right now (in order of ESPN points standing): Teresa 23-9 I originally had New Mexico in the Final Four.
2013 brackets: Avery’s picks
Happy 15th Annual Chris Clark National Basketball Holiday! We’re amped up for what promises to be an exciting tournament. We just hope we’ll be celebrating a sixth championship with the IU Nation when all is said and done. This year,
Is your bracket ready?
Have you finished filling in your NCAA men’s bracket? Don’t forget to join our “C2 Family Group” in the ESPN Tournament Challenge. The password is “clark.” And check back tomorrow to see our picks, including the videos of Avery making her
2013 brackets: Join the fun!
It’s almost Bracket Time! Because it’s a family tradition, this year the three of us will create our own brackets for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. And we’ll share the highs and lows of our tournament experience here on
Enemy territory
Many moons ago, Chris was a student manager for the University of Southern Indiana’s men’s basketball team. While there, he met two men who went on to have very successful national basketball coaching careers. The first was the head coach
Approaching the end of the season
It’s not very often that Chris gets to ref at Avery’s future high school. So we took advantage of the close location and went to watch him perform. It also was almost our last chance to see him since the