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KC’s NCAA Tournament Bracket

By in College ⋅ March 20, 2008 at 4:39am ⋅ Post a comment
NCAA Tournament Bracket (Courtesy of ESPN.com)
Click the image to view full NCAA bracket predictions on Thursday. (Bracket Courtesy of ESPN.com)

My bracket will be on full display now by clicking the above image. If you want to send me your bracket or a link to it, post a comment or email me at kcATsportsofbostonDOTcom.

A few things about the bracket:

  • I have zero No.16 seeds winning.
  • I have Michael Beasley and Kansas State getting past USC
  • I hate Rick Pitino, so I have No. 3 Louisville not getting to the Sweet 16
  • I have 3 No. 1′s going to the Final Four, with the other team being No. 2 Georgetown
  • Duke will lose in the Sweet 16
  • North Carolina will win it all behind Tyler Hansborough

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2 comments for “KC’s NCAA Tournament Bracket”

  1. I agree on UNC and Kansas State, but your hatred for Rick Pitino will come back to haunt you!

    Posted by Jeff | March 20, 2008, 11:09 am

  2. Sorry Kase but, JayHawks are going all the way

    Posted by Pete | March 20, 2008, 4:52 pm

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