[Cracked Sidewalks] Building a Bracket

[brewcity77]

Usually, we just go with the S-Curve because there are a lot of rules to follow when it comes to doing a full bracket. Today, Cracked Sidewalks decided to dig in and go full bracket. Anyone excited for a potential Golden Eagles/Badgers matchup for the right to go to the Final Four? All it would take is a few upsets out West...

https://www.crackedsidewalks.com/2022/01/building-bracket.html

[Galway Eagle]

Usually, we just go with the S-Curve because there are a lot of rules to follow when it comes to doing a full bracket. Today, Cracked Sidewalks decided to dig in and go full bracket. Anyone excited for a potential Golden Eagles/Badgers matchup for the right to go to the Final Four? All it would take is a few upsets out West...

https://www.crackedsidewalks.com/2022/01/building-bracket.html

That's extremely high risk high reward. Like if we had Johnny Davis I'd love it and would eat it up. But because we don't have Johnny Davis I'm less enthusiastic about said matchup

[IrwinFletcher]

Not a big deal, but you don't have Illinois listed when you run down the seed lines, but have West Virginia in there by mistake.

[TSmith34]

That's extremely high risk high reward. Like if we had Johnny Davis I'd love it and would eat it up. But because we don't have Johnny Davis I'm less enthusiastic about said matchup

Davis? What you do with Davis is, cut the hamstring in the back of his leg right at the bottom, he'll never play basketball again. Because, he goes up for a jump shot and his weight displacement goes back and he stays there, he'll push everything off to the right, he'll never come through on anything.

[brewcity77]

Not a big deal, but you don't have Illinois listed when you run down the seed lines, but have West Virginia in there by mistake.

Thanks, must've mistyped. Fixed.