Twitter: Sigh. Michigan St. 70, Tennessee 69, final. RT @slmandel Neither of the last 2 fouls were fouls. Free throws ended up deciding a great game.
Twitter: RT @midmajority: Good night Rocky Top. Baylor wins today: lowest-rated CBS weekend ever. Call it the “Flyover Four”!!! (That one’s free, sportzwriter haxx.)
Twitter: WTF kind of a 1.6-seconds-left “play” was that, Tennessee? LAME. Now I can only win my office pool with a Butler-over-Duke title game.
Twitter: RT @midmajority Len Elmore, Gus Johnson… and Bally!!!! (@thrashsoundly and @KraigW did this) http://is.gd/b3Rnl http://bit.ly/a8Y6vO
Twitter: CNN Breaking News — President Obama arrives in Kabul on an unannounced trip to Afghanistan.
Twitter: Lauren Taylor leads women’s pool after Baylor-over-Tenn pick: http://bit.ly/d6mA16. 12 alive, including Loyette and I: http://bit.ly/bczB8E.
Twitter: I read @midmajority’s “Bally’s Dream” to Loyette tonight. It has never felt more appropriate. “Each team has a chance.” Go Butler! http://bit.ly/9NkWpt
With upsets decimating countless brackets and making it impossible for many contestants to gain additional points, the 15th annual Living Room Times men’s NCAA pool has just three contestants still mathematically alive to win: Sharon Greggs, Matt Wiser and Casey Zak. And in Casey’s case, the best he can do is tie Greggs, becoming co-champions of the pool. Here is… Read more »
Twitter: RT @thrashsoundly: @midmajority FINAL FOUR BABY! #toobigyo http://tweetphoto.com/16097850
Out of 182 contestants in the 15th annual Living Room Times NCAA men’s pool, only five picked Butler to reach the Final Four. One of those five, Casey Zak, now leads the pool thanks to the Bulldogs’ victory. The others are Ryan Dalidowitz (4th place), Jessica Cowans (5th), Monique Wiard (T-14th) and Bob Lutts (29th). But none of those contestants… Read more »