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If picks were required to be in by 7pm on Tuesday as compared to Noon Thursday, you'd have a lot lower participation.

I am predicting that Notre Dame will win an even number of games.

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Not sure, but I know that conferences have gotten multiple #1 seeds several times before, so obviously in those cases there were #1 seeds that didn't win their conference.

I don't like AJ batting second because he doesn't take enough pitcher, but as of now there isn't anybody on this team I DO like batting second, unless deAza and Lilli are both in the lineup then I like Lilli batting second.

So far Dunn is 3-11 (.273), with 1 2B, 1 HR, 1 R, 4 RBI, 4 BB, 1 K(!!!) for an OBP of .467 and SLG of .636

Was trying to figure out how the BYU/Iona play-in game got 14 seeds. Then I remembered that BYU has to play at a Thursday-Saturday site first weekend AND be in a Thursday-Saturday regional, which often causes them to get bumped to a lower seed.

Cal/South Florida over Temple

I'm trying very hard to find a 3-seed or lower to put into my Final Four, but as of now I have Kentucky, Michigan State, Ohio State, and North Carolina

Wait a minute, I thought statheads swore up and down that catchers don't impact run prevention beyond throwing out baserunners and avoiding passed balls.

HR and double yesterday. A few walks already as well.

He seems to be a pretty good tackler, but isn't he kind of a hothead?

Damn, Spartans, save some points for the weekend!

In a Cover 2, a corner needs more tackling ability and doesn't need as much speed as corners playing more man or Cover 3.

You made me think of a fun time-waster. Maybe it's been done before, but I haven't seen it. Construct the best possible 25-man roster using players drafted 1-25.

Alex Fernandez? Edit: Nope, just looked it up and he was #4, not #7. Second guess would have been Jack McDowell but he was #5.

I could get a job as a poker dealer making about $35K per year less than I make now, and my wife will be done with nursing school in 3 years and will then be more than making up for that difference, so it would only take about $100K for me.

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball...ccording-report

Trying to decide which bar near the UL campus to visit tonight in my ND green.

NCAA third round. All day.

I called, he had 99, which held up, and I took my $290 home.

I live on the other end of the state and did not play, but one of the dealers I know from down here was up there to deal for that tournament series.

Massive brain cramp on my part. I meant to ask about Biloxi. Biloxi is where my wife and I are going in a couple weeks. I actually have been to Tunica and yes, it's in the middle of a bunch of cornfields, but if you're looking for a selection of several decent poker rooms near each other, it's the next best thing to Vegas.

Except that the Colts are going to spend 100% of their cap space on players, regardless of whether or not it is on Peyton. In fact, if it's a money decision, you keep Peyton because while your team's expenditures are going to be the same either way, your team's revenues are going to be higher if Peyton is still around.

When you look at the fanbases that will actually travel for the B10 tournament, Indy and Chicago are the most centrally located and provide the lowest net driving time. Driving times to Indy from: Bloomington - 1 hour West Lafayette - 1 hour Champaign - 2 hours Columbus - 3 hours Chicago - 3 hours East Lansing - 4.5 hours Ann Arbor - 4.5 hours Madison - 6 hours You start really adding to the cumulative travel when you go to Milwaukee or Detroit. Minneapolis and Cleveland really shoot that figure up.