If Long Island won its third straight NEC championship, but nobody picked them, does the three-peat still make a sound? Fortunately, we don't have to answer that classic philosophical question, since Gorenstein and M Leach were clever enough to pick the Blackbirds.
Also winning tonight were Valparaiso (chosen by 73) and South Dakota State (63). So our majority has been correct on 6 of the 13 conference champions decided so far, a nifty 46% and not quite as good as the mythical monkey.
M Kline maintains his lead, with 9 correct conference champions for 45 points. K Biebel 1, K Biebel 2, Brindisi, Moscow, and G Wright are tied for second with 40 points (8 correct champs), and Adams, Frame, Gorenstein, and B Wright are currently in third with 38 points (7 champs).
At the bottom of the standings, Pogach has been right in just two (2) conferences for 13 points. Next in line for the distinction of dubiosity are Fitch (18 points) and Cristinzio (19).
Full standings are available using the link on the right hand side of the page.
6 comments:
Results like this just make you want to give up sometimes. Norfolk State 16-0 in the regular-season in the MEAC, blew a 5-point lead late in regulation against Bethune-Cookman and lost in overtime. And of course I had NSU.
now just root against nc central rest of tourney and no one will prob have any of the other teams....pretty sure veryhigh pct has nsu so prob wont affect you to much....
sure enough nc central lost so 2 topseeds who were combined 31-1 reg season are bounced out in qtrs so i doubt you have but 1 o 2 people alive with any team in that conference....
Actually five people are still alive in the MEAC. I just posted about it.
saw that dk....Go Hampton.....actually kudos to the 5 that chose Sav St over the combined 31-1 top seeds unless all 5 used the "dart" method to select their teams
its official George, no one gets winner from MEAC as Sav St goes down so norfolk st loss didnt hurt you or any of us that much.....
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