It’s all come down to this. No #1 seeds are in San Antonio in this year’s edition of March Madness Simulated. Instead we have #3 Baylor, #4 Louisville, #2 Ohio State, and #2 Kansas. Who will be crowned our simulated champion? Find out after the jump.
Final region to simulate! So far, Baylor, Louisville, and Kansas have all made it to New Orleans. The East features Syracuse sans Fab Melo, so will they be able to defy odds after I’ve tinkered with their lineup to ensure he doesn’t play a second of any game? Or will Florida State or Ohio State wallop them? Heck, why wait for that when UNC-Asheville could provide the upset? Answers are after the jump. In the interest of time the recaps are going to be even shorter, especially the blowouts.
Phew! Was last night entertaining enough for you? Okay, the Western Kentucky vs. Mississippi Valley State game was a full-on car crash of a basketball game, but it featured one of the most incredible comebacks horrible chokejobs you will ever see. Iona also solidified their case for tournament inclusion when they raced out to a 55 point first half against BYU before closing up shop the remainder of the game and losing. Two games, two come-from-behind victories, March Madness is here!
Okay, now on with the March Madness simulation. Helping me do the Midwest Region is frequent site follower/commenter/live-blog participant kt1000. Check out the results after the jump!
Baylor has advanced out of the South region, so who will prevail from the West? Michigan State is the favorite but Missouri and Marquette are also contenders to win that part of the bracket. Also featured is Murray State, having lost just 1 game all season long. Games are after the jump.
Hello everyone and WELCOME to the 4th annual “March Madness Simulated” series! Through the use of Whatifsports.com and just enough time in the day to actually do this, I will simulate the entire bracket from First Four to Final Four, complete with recaps and box scores (please note the box score is only available for about 2 days and then disappears). Every game is simulated once unless I’ve screwed up starting lineups by putting injured players in there. If the tournament is random, so shall simulations.This is a bit difficult because the First Four is tomorrow, but I’ve got that covered. Today we will look at the South Region, featuring Duke, Kentucky, Baylor, Indiana, and Notre Dame. Will the #1 overall seed prevail? Find out after the jump.
The most stacked region in this year’s tournament is the East. Ohio State, North Carolina, Syracuse, Washington, Kentucky, etc. is just a dream field. How did it play out? Find out after the jump. To view the West results, click here.
