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Day 2 Other Games -- OFFICIAL Thread

Congrats NSU! Something about Cinderellas from Virginia over the years...

THREE VA 15 seeds over 2 seeds

George Mason and VCU Final Fours, VCU doing damage yet again now
 
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Marv Albert ****ING sucks. This is the BIG DANCE, a 15 beats a 2, and he's monotone the whole way. How about some excitement. Guy is garbage.
 
I also had Mizzou as the national champion... it was fun while it lasted I guess.
 
Wow- exactly 2 perfect brackets left on the ESPN bracket challenge. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Out of the 6.45 million entries in ESPN.com’s Tournament Challenge, Norfolk State was picked by the fewest amount of people to win it all:

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Norfolk State: 838
New Mexico State: 856
Loyola (Md.): 942
Lehigh: 1,020

After Norfolk State’s victory over Missouri, there are now just two perfect brackets left in Tournament Challenge. There were 1,607 remaining before the game ended. Just 1.2 percent of Tournament Challenge brackets have Norfolk State beating Missouri. Meanwhile, 7.1 percent of brackets had Mizzou winning it all, the fourth-most popular pick to win the championship. The Tigers are the third-most popular pick to reach the Final Four at 40.8 percent.
 
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Personally, I will always gladly trade bracket losses for douchebag teams losing. This is a clear case of that.
 
CVilleBuff said:
Personally, I will always gladly trade bracket losses for douchebag teams losing. This is a clear case of that.
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Exactly. **** Mizzou. Glad to see them get embarrassed after all the embarrassing beatdowns they gave us in football during the hawkins era.

Plus I'll always root for a 15 over a 2, no matter how badly it destroys my bracket.
 
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