That Sweet Sixteen round was a doozy! Karen (Houston), Grandma (Houston), Damon (Arizona), and Chris (Iowa State) lost their championship teams. It looks like the fight for the trophy comes down to Grandpa (Purdue) and Avery (UConn). ESPN now has
There were some pretty thrilling games in the Second Round this year. I was pulling for brothers Scott and Bryce Drew, but unfortunately they both lost. And while looking into their backgrounds a little more, I learned that Bryce Drew’s
What an exciting first round! Chris informed me that the higher seed won in 11 of the 32 games. Even if it ruins my bracket, I always love seeing the underdog win! Believe it or not, Avery leads our family
Here we go! It’s March Madness! None of us seem too enthused about the tournament this year. I’m sure it’s because no Indiana schools made it to the Big Dance (though we really thought ISU had a great chance!). And
UConn is the national champion, and Grandma is our family champion! Damon conducted the official trophy presentation this afternoon, but he forgot to notify the media so there is no photographic evidence of the presentation. But the trophy now is
We were on the edge of our seats last night as we thought Florida Atlantic was going to beat San Diego State in a tight matchup. But that was quite an exciting last-second shot to bring the victory to the
An exciting Elite Eight brought about an unusual Final Four! The remaining two No. 1 seeds (Houston and Alabama) lost within hours of each other on Saturday night. And there was much rejoicing. The remaining teams are UConn, Miami (FL)
What an unbelievable Sweet Sixteen round! For the first time ever, there will not be any No. 1 seeds in the Elite Eight. It was difficult for me to choose winners in my bracket this year because I didn’t feel
Who would have guessed that Michigan State would be the only Big Ten in the Sweet Sixteen? Well, that’s where we are as IU miserably lost their Second Round game last night. Grandma is leading the our bracket pool. Chris
What a crazy first round! For only the second time ever (and the second time in five years), a #16 seed beat a #1 seed. Unfortunately the defeated team was Purdue, although we Hoosier fans were silently happy with the