Birth of Bracketology

[ChicosBailBonds]

Nice article

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1571681-joe-lunardi-jerry-palm-and-the-birth-of-bracketology

[RushmoreAcademy]

Good for Lunardi.
And it's not fun to say, but good for ESPN.   They gave the masses of fans something to happily waste time on with bracketology and put a face on it.  So simple and so profitable.
Now which will be the first school to offer a course in bracketology?

[Eldon]

Good for Lunardi.
And it's not fun to say, but good for ESPN.   They gave the masses of fans something to happily waste time on with bracketology and put a face on it.  So simple and so profitable.
Now which will be the first school to offer a course in bracketology?

Lunardi already teaches one at St. John's, no?

[boyonthedock]

NO. St. Joe's, I believe.

[chapman]

http://www.sju.edu/int/academics/pls/programs/certificate/bracketology.html

An online course, just concluded on March 10.  Looks like anyone could apply for the $99 fee.

[4everwarriors]

Would you then be an alum?

[Nukem2]

Would you then be an alum?

Yup...easy to be an "alum" of most any school....

[ChicosBailBonds]

Yup...easy to be an "alum" of most any school....

Most have requirements of a minimum number of credit hours or years attended.  For example, most have a minimum criteria of at least two semesters.  Some require 2 years.  Others go further in their definition.