This is the first year I can remember when everyone wasn't talking about NCAA brackets once they came out. I guess that might have to do with the war on Iraq, but we can all use a little levity in times like these.
On this site, designer Adrian Holovaty offers a comparison critique of various interactive basketball brackets, finally offering his own as an example. On a similar note, NPR aired an interview with a high school math teacher who calculated the probability of a #16 seed beating a #1 seed in the first round. Although this has not happened since the tournament expanded to 64 teams, he says the chances are slightly better than 2% it will happen.
Finally, in what might be the kiss of death for my boys, The New York Times' Joe Drape predicts the Oklahoma Sooners will run the table and win the championship this year.
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