1977 MU 11-seed, 2003 MU 13-seed in all-time March Madness

[Marquetteauburn]

A few days off gave me time to finally figure out how to produce accurate players cards for 20th century teams - pre tempo free stats. I finally produced them all, and then seeded 96 great teams into 4 all-time brackets with 1- to 8-seeds getting a bye. MU's 1977 champs are an 11-seed, and if they beat Rick Majerus' 22-seed Utah team then face the history 1966 Texas Western (now UTEP) team that made history with 5 black starters beating Kentucky for the title. I kicked off in that bracket with Arizona's Jason Terry and Mike Bibby withstanding an upset attempt by Pistol Pete and probably the worst defense in the tournament in LSU's squad.

http://www.pudnersports.com/2019/11/west-region-march-madness-all-time.html?fbclid=IwAR1aAY1ABmZXd2mCXgr_uxZ9CZ5BaqT6MBHu-D522GGaFVSuiixAPeuvNM4

The 2003 Final Four team is the 13-seed in the East and while not in the Big East at the time, faces a Big East path with the 2011 West Virginia team, with a win putting them against the 2018 Villanova champs.

http://www.pudnersports.com/2019/11/east-region-all-time-march-madness.html

No team could have more than one team per century, so Bill Walton's 1972 squad is the only UCLA team from the dynasty, and is my No. 1 overall seed ahead of Bobby Knight's 1976 undefeated squad the NCAA made Marquette play in the Elite 8.

Game is free at http://www.pudnersports.com/2019/02/value-add-basketball-board-game-debuts.html and I have yet to merge all the player cards, but do have the sheet of all players in this google doc. https://tinyurl.com/v9978uo

[marqfan22]

Awesome!

Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving

[auburnmarquette]

You too! Putting Larry Bird up against 2006 UCLA next. May have two of the most exciting scorers in college history as my first two teams eliminated haha, but can't get the Chamberlain, Russell, and the dominant teams for a while since they all have byes.