NCAA Tournament - facts and figures

[station19]

Lots of good trivia here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Men's_Division_I_Basketball_Championship


Biggest point-spread upsets since expansion to 64 teams in 1985:[36]

Norfolk State +21.5 over Missouri 86-84 in 2012
Santa Clara +19.5 over Arizona 64–61 in 1993
Coppin State +18.5 over South Carolina 78–65 in 1997
Hampton +17.5 over Iowa State 58–57 in 2001
Biggest point-spread upsets in NCAA Championship Game history:
Connecticut +9.5 over Duke, 77–74, in 1999
Villanova +9 over Georgetown, 66–64, in 1985
Kansas +8 over Oklahoma, 83–79, in 1988
North Carolina State +7.5 over Houston, 54–52 in 1983
Texas Western +6.5 over Kentucky, 72–65 in 1966

 

[Dr.Don]

Lots of good trivia here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Men's_Division_I_Basketball_Championship


Biggest point-spread upsets since expansion to 64 teams in 1985:[36]

Norfolk State +21.5 over Missouri 86-84 in 2012
Santa Clara +19.5 over Arizona 64–61 in 1993
Coppin State +18.5 over South Carolina 78–65 in 1997
Hampton +17.5 over Iowa State 58–57 in 2001
Biggest point-spread upsets in NCAA Championship Game history:
Connecticut +9.5 over Duke, 77–74, in 1999
Villanova +9 over Georgetown, 66–64, in 1985
Kansas +8 over Oklahoma, 83–79, in 1988
North Carolina State +7.5 over Houston, 54–52 in 1983
Texas Western +6.5 over Kentucky, 72–65 in 1966

And past history is indicative of this year. OK!!!

 

[Gold Vision]

And past history is indicative of this year. OK!!!

You're right Donald. Everything's a 50-50 coin flip. Statistics and probability are the Devil's work.

 

[Dr.Don]

You're right Donald. Everything's a 50-50 coin flip. Statistics and probability are the devils work/QUOTE]

talk to tinyarch about that, vision.

 

[Gold Vision]

Nm. Sorry