Field narrowed from 64 to 32 teams:
Although it is too early to
predict anything after Thursday and Friday's first round action so hang
on and hope your players see a 3rd game this year.
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Adreian Payne - Team Noffke's 9th pick in the draft from Michigan State
just erupted against Delaware for 41 points.
Another year with more bracket busters in the opening round games.
These had to save Warren Buffett a billion dollars. Talk about a
safe bet for him. Quite a few of the outcomes of these games
affected our draft picks and possibly your position in the game.
# 14 Mercer took down # 3 Duke 78-71
& three 12 - 5 "upsets"
# 12 Harvard defeated
# 5 Cincinnati 61-57 on Thursday and that same day we saw # 5 Oklahoma
Sooners get a defeat in the hands of # 12 North Dakota State. # 5
Saint Louis probably should have lost to # 12 North Carolina State that
day as well and they became the only 5 seed to advance because on Friday
Stephen F Austin narrowly beat # 5 VCU 77-75 by virtue of a 4 point play
with only 3 seconds left in regulation to tie the game and put it into
overtime.
There were 3 draft
picks to score over 30 in the opening round. Payne of MSU lead the
way with 41 points and Bryce Cotton of Providence was a one man show
down the stretch. His 36 points were not enough to carry # 11
Providence to beat North Carolina. Doug McDermott was the
remaining pick to hit an even 30 in Creighton's win over Louisiana
Lafayatte.
** We had 12 draft
picks score more than double their regular season average in the opening
round game
John Lehman
benefited with 4 picks accumulating 77 more points over their average in
the first round game.
Another year with a really nice turnout at
the open house Thursday and especially on Friday. Friday was one
of the best days I can remember for the opening round party.
A big thank you to all that
participated, it makes watching the games that much more interesting and
exciting.
Through First Round games
- top 4 drafters (1-3 pay):
1st: Rob Stenzel - 394
2nd: Ron Seymour team - 342
3rd: Matt Krautstrunk team -
320
4th: Mark Noffke team - 316
Updated scoring through 1st round games
projected after Sat Sun games:
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