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.
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.
West Virginia awaits the winner of the South! JFein simulated the 3rd part of our bracket and you can find out the results after the jump.
Technically, the NCAA Tournament begins tomorrow night with the play-in game between Arkansas Pine-Bluff vs. Winthrop. The real fun begins on Thursday, when millions of eyes are glued to monitors of some sort to watch the madness unfold.
Once again with the help of JFein from Fire Andy Reid Now, and Whatifsports.com, we’re going to simulate the entire tournament just like last year! Louisville topped Gonzaga 106-101 in double OT in the virtual world, but in the real world neither of them even went to the Final Four. Both of our websites will give you the simulated outcome of March Madness 2010! Results will be “simulposted” from the opening round all the way to the National Championship Game!
From now until Thursday please check in for the revealed results with short summaries. I cover the East and West regions while JFein covers the Midwest and South.
There are upsets, buzzer-beaters, blowouts, and comebacks en route to Indy!
Next region: East region
The wait is over. After 62 games, blowouts, upsets, buzzer-beaters, halfcourt heaves, and downright snoozers, it’s finally here! We started with 65 teams, now we’re down to 2. Gonzaga, winners of the South region, face Louisville, best team in the nation and winners of the Midwest region. Read on after the jump!
