Scott O’Brien
Sports Editor
Growing up, the number one rule is that parents know everything. However, in some cases this precedent needs to be thrown in the fire alongside your vintage number 23 Bulls jersey.
I hate to break it to the parenting world but its pretty evident that not every one of you averaged 20 points a game in high school, and even fewer of you played in college.
Daniel Popper
Editorial Director
While all those associated with the NFL (fans, players, employees and owners included) are currently devastated over the lockout and the potential cancellation of the 2011 season, one man has decided to seek out good in the situation.
Scott O’Brien
Sports Editor
This is the first time in March Madness history that there has been a final four without a single No. 1 or No. 2 seed. On top of that, this year’s bracket is the 2nd weakest in history with a total of 37 losses between the teams, falling short of 2000, which had 41.
Ben Stryker
Cartoonist
Senior Austin Sandvik said this about his bracket-making tactics: “when the experts aren’t sure who’s going to win, I choose the team with the better mascot.” But what happens when you pick your teams ONLY by mascot. This got me thinking, which NCAA men’s basketball team has the best name?
Ben Stryker
Cartoonist
To quote Freddy Mercury, “I’m going slightly mad”. It’s a severe case of March Madness, but not the kind I was hoping for. By reading this blog, I assume you know how the Butler-Pitt game ended. If you don’t know, watch this (at your own peril).
