Kamala Harris Wrongly Claims Women’s Basketball Was ‘Not Allowed’ Brackets Until 2022
Vice President Kamala Harris wrongly claimed that women’s basketball teams were not allowed to have brackets until 2022.
Vice President Kamala Harris wrongly claimed that women’s basketball teams were not allowed to have brackets until 2022.
My Tuesday speech asking Senators to pass a resolution stating that states – not judges – should determine their campaign finance laws was pre-empted by a Senator shouting out, “Don’t tell me you had a basketball bracket in the 99th percentile after all these upsets!”
The Match-up Bracket predicted six of eight games Saturday, including Wisconsin’s upset of top-seed Villanova, to move into first of the sample brackets and in the 100th percentile of the 19 million ESPN brackets. The East bracket preview explained Wisconsin was
The theory of Value Add Basketball is to calculate the number of points each player is worth to his team above a replacement player, and so far applying it to this year’s bracket correctly predicted 28 of 32 first round games, good for the 99th percentile of all brackets submitted to ESPN (see all picks posted March 14).
Most brackets are in good shape after one day due to only two lower seeds winning. Of the 10 analytical systems used for the sample brackets explained in this Breitbart post, three systems went 15-1 on opening day and the other seven went 14-2.
Villanova’s Josh Hart passed Kansas’ Frank Mason in what looked like a two-way race for the Value Add Basketball Most Valuable player, only to have Sindarius Thornwell pass them both for No. 1 after single-handedly putting South Carolina in the NCAA tournament. In filling out your brackets be aware Virginia Tech, Xavier and Creighton must overcome the toughest injuries.
Iona pulled out an 87-86 OT thriller to claim the MAAC, and South Dakota State outdid them with thrillers Monday and Tuesday to claim the Summit bid to March Madness, leaving 174 teams vying for the final 24 spots.