So, with the whole conference tournament season basically taking over my life for two weeks (don’t worry, I’m not complaining at all), I had some work and life catch-up to do directly afterwards.\u00a0 But, I wanted to publish the final standings and conference titles.\u00a0 After the tournament, maybe I’ll do a full assessment of the three years of documented CTC history.\u00a0 But, for now, let’s just recap the 2010 CTC.<\/p>\n
Bry had a miracle comeback, as the final SIX conference tournament games all went his way to nip Teddy by 24 points.\u00a0 The Ohio and West Virginia wins on Saturday night and then\u00a0the second\u00a0perfect day of the CTC (Lohse on Day One was the only other one) on the last day of the competition gave him his third consecutive overall title.\u00a0 Teddy had a great debut, finishing second.\u00a0 Another great performance by Ina allowed her to catch Stri for 3rd.\u00a0 Doogan’s rough Day 12 put him out of contention, but still held off J for 5th.\u00a0 Alexi was 7th.\u00a0 Lil Lohse made a mad rush at the end to catch his big bro and finish 8th.\u00a0 Lynch finished 10th.\u00a0 KA had the lowest Day 12 score and then had zero points on Day 13.\u00a0 Waters got 3 of the 4 games on the final day to catch her and finish 11th.<\/p>\n
Bry’s Day 13 win was his CTC-leading 4th of the competition.\u00a0 Doogan and J showed great consistency, finishing 5th and 6th, respectively, despite not winning a single day.\u00a0 The top three finishers probably got their with their consistency, as well, as neither Bry, Ina, nor Teddy finished in last during any individual day.\u00a0 Lohse also did a great job, managing to score enough points each day to keep from losing any one day.<\/p>\n
Stri was utterly dominant in the conference title hunt, winning at least a share of a TEN conference titles.\u00a0 This ties the all-time record for conference titles in one season, despite having nearly twice the number of competitors this year.\u00a0 And, it’s not like Stri feasted on the minor conferences, as he won three of the seven 5x conferences.\u00a0 Teddy took home a solid 8 conference titles.\u00a0 Waters finished off a Big Ten title on the last day to ensure that everyone would finish with at least one crown.\u00a0 Ina was incredibly consistent, as she didn’t finish even in a tie for last in any of the 31 conferences.\u00a0 Bry and J tied for last in the MAC, for their only conference loss.\u00a0 Lil Lohse only had one conference loss–the Mountain West.<\/p>\n
Lil Lohse has a real knack at picking the last team standing, as he picked 19 of the 31 champions correctly–2 more than anyone else in the field.<\/p>\n
DAY 13 SCORES (*perfect day):
\n*320 – Bry
\n240 – Ina
\n240 – Waters
\n160 – Alexi
\n160 – Doogan
\n160 – J
\n160 – Lil Lohse
\n160 – Lynch
\n160 – Stri
\n160 – Teddy
\n80 – Lohse
\n0 – KA<\/p>\n
FINAL OVERALL STANDINGS:
\n2712 – Bry
\n2688 – Teddy
\n2621 – Ina
\n2593 – Stri
\n2508 – Doogan
\n2463 – J
\n2421 – Alexi
\n2380 – Lil Lohse
\n2283 – Lohse
\n2223 – Lynch
\n1764 – Waters
\n1630 – KA<\/p>\n
MOST DAYS WON:
\n4 – Bry (3, 4, 7, 13*)
\n2 – Alexi (5, 9)
\n2 – Ina (7, 8 )
\n2 – Lil Lohse (6, 7)
\n2 – Lohse (1*, 2)
\n2 – Lynch (2, 12)
\n2 – Stri (7, 12)
\n1 – Teddy (10)
\n0 – Doogan
\n0 – J
\n0 – KA
\n0 – Waters<\/p>\n
FEWEST\u00a0DAYS LOST:
\n0 – Bry
\n0 – Ina
\n0 – Lohse
\n0 – Teddy
\n1 – Doogan (9)
\n1 – J (3)
\n1 – Lynch (8)
\n2 – Alexi (2,7)
\n2 – Lil Lohse (1,5)
\n2 – Stri (1,2)
\n4 – KA (5,6,12,13)
\n4 – Waters (1,3,10,11)<\/p>\n
MOST CONFERENCES WON (with multiples):
\n10 – Stri (ACC-5, Big XII-5, Pac Ten-5, Missouri Valley-3, Great West*-1, America East-1, Big West-1, SoCon-1, Southland-1, Sun Belt-1)
\n8 – Teddy (Big East-5, Pac Ten-5, MAC-3, Horizon*-2, WAC-2,\u00a0Patriot-1, Southland-1, SWAC-1)
\n6 – Bry (Atlantic Ten-5, Colonial-3, MAAC*-1, Atlantic Sun-1, MEAC-1, Summit-1)
\n4 – Alexi (SEC-5, Big South*-1, Southland-1, Summit-1)
\n3\u00a0– Doogan (Atlantic Ten-5, Horizon*-2, Great West*-1)
\n3 – Lynch (West Coast-2, America East-1, Southland-1)
\n3 – Ina (MEAC-1, SWAC-1, Summit-1)
\n3 – Lil Lohse (Big South*-1, NEC-1, Summit-1)
\n2 – J (Big XII-5, Ohio Valley-1)
\n2 – KA (Mountain West-4, Big South*-1)
\n2 – Lohse (Conf USA-3, Big Sky-1)
\n1 – Waters (Big Ten-5)<\/p>\n
FEWEST CONFERENCES LOST:
\n0 – Ina
\n1 – Bry (MAC-3)
\n1 – J (MAC-3)
\n1 – Lil Lohse (Mountain West-4)
\n2 – Alexi (ACC-5, Patriot-1)
\n2 – Doogan (Big XII-5, SWAC-1)
\n2 – Lynch (SEC-5, MEAC-1)
\n3 – Lohse (Atlantic Ten-5, SEC-5, Southland-1)
\n4 – Teddy (Big Ten-5, Missouri Valley-3, Great West-1, Sun Belt-1)
\n5 – Stri (Big Ten-5, Mountain West-4, MEAC-1, SWAC-1, Summit-1)
\n11 – Waters (Big East-5, Pac Ten-5, Colonial-3, Conf USA-3, America East-1, Big South-1, Big West-1, MAAC-1, MEAC-1, NEC-1, SoCon-1)
\n13 – KA (Big East-5, Big Ten-5, Pac Ten-5, Horizon-2, WCC-2, WAC-2, America East-1, Atlantic Sun-1, Big Sky-1, Big West-1, Ohio Valley-1, Southland-1, Summit-1)<\/p>\n
MOST CORRECT CHAMPION PICKS:
\n19\u00a0– Lil Lohse
\n17\u00a0– Bry
\n17\u00a0– Ina
\n15\u00a0– Stri
\n13\u00a0– J
\n12\u00a0– Doogan
\n12\u00a0– Lynch
\n11\u00a0– Lohse
\n11\u00a0– Teddy
\n10\u00a0– Alexi
\n8\u00a0– Waters
\n4\u00a0– KA<\/p>\n
FINAL CONFERENCE RECAPS & SCORES:
\nACC (5x):
\nStri nailed all three opening round upsets\u00a0to put him ahead.\u00a0\u00a0He then got the N.C. State quarterfinal monster upset, which made it so he didn’t even need to\u00a0get the champion right\u00a0to cruise to victory here–he did, though.\u00a0<\/p>\n
400 – Stri
\n300 – Lohse
\n290 – Doogan
\n250 – Teddy
\n240 – Ina
\n220 – Bry
\n150 – Lynch
\n140 – Lil Lohse
\n140 – Waters
\n90 – J
\n80 – KA
\n30 – Alexi<\/p>\n
ATLANTIC TEN (5x):
\nDefending A-10 champ, Bry, and Doogan both hit three of four opening round games, including the big UMass upset, and then hit three of four semifinalists to edge J’s comeback attempt.\u00a0 J was the only one to get both finalists and the champ, but Doogan and Bry’s early round success held up.<\/p>\n
260 – Bry
\n260 – Doogan
\n240 – J
\n200 – Alexi
\n190 – Ina
\n190 – Teddy
\n180 – KA
\n180 – Lil Lohse
\n170 – Lynch
\n150 – Waters
\n130 – Stri
\n120 – Lohse<\/p>\n
BIG XII (5x):
\nWith everyone except Doogan and KA nailing the champ here, this conference came down to the semifinals, where J and Stri both had K-State, leading them to victory.\u00a0 Stri overcame an early deficit to J by hitting all four semifinalists.<\/p>\n
250 – J
\n250 – Stri
\n240 – Alexi
\n230 – Ina
\n200 – Teddy
\n200 -Waters
\n190 – Bry
\n190 – Lohse
\n180 – Lil Lohse
\n180 – Lynch
\n160 – KA
\n100 – Doogan<\/p>\n
BIG EAST (5x):
\nThis might be the only time in CTC history where the only person to get the champ right did not end up winning the title.\u00a0 Bry was the only one with West Virginia, but his early struggles, including an 0-for-4 opening round, cost him the title.\u00a0 Teddy and J were the only two to get both the Cincinnati and Notre Dame upsets in the bottom half, but J’s pick of UConn over Marquette in the second round allowed Teddy to overcome a first round deficit and take the win.\u00a0 Teddy becomes the first person not named Doogan to win a Big East CTC title.<\/p>\n
240 – Teddy
\n235 – J
\n190 – Bry
\n175 – Lynch
\n165 – Alexi
\n130 – Doogan
\n130 – Lil Lohse
\n115 – Ina
\n115 – Lohse
\n115 – Stri
\n40 – KA
\n40 – Waters<\/p>\n
BIG TEN (5x):
\nThe very last conference to end gave Waters his only conference title.\u00a0 He was one of only four that took the top-seeded Buckeyes to win this tournament.\u00a0 But, he needed a big upset win by Illinois over Wisconsin to\u00a0make up for an 0-for-3 opening round.\u00a0 Bry, who finished just 10 points back, loses his dream of a Big Ten three-peat.<\/p>\n
190 – Waters
\n180 – Alexi
\n180 – Bry
\n180 – Ina
\n110 – Lil Lohse
\n100 – Doogan
\n100 – J
\n100 – Lynch
\n60 – Lohse
\n50 – KA
\n50 – Stri
\n50 – Teddy<\/p>\n
PAC-10 (5x):
\nBoth Stri and Teddy dominated the Pac-10 beginning to end.\u00a0 The only game they missed was the Stanford upset of Arizona St.<\/p>\n
270 – Stri
\n270 – Teddy
\n240 – Lil Lohse
\n240 – Lohse
\n240 – Lynch
\n160 -Alexi
\n130 – Bry
\n130 – Doogan
\n130 – Ina
\n120 – J
\n30 – KA
\n30 – Waters<\/p>\n
SEC (5x):
\nAlexi was a Vandy win over Miss St. in the semis away from the first ever perfect bracket in a 5x conference.\u00a0 He did pick up his second consecutive SEC title in the process, though.\u00a0 Stri wasn’t far back, as the only two he missed were the two Miss St. wins.<\/p>\n
300 – Alexi
\n280 – Stri
\n270 – Bry
\n270 – Ina
\n270 – J
\n260 – Teddy
\n210 – Lil Lohse
\n170 – Doogan
\n160 – KA
\n130 – Waters
\n100 – Lohse
\n100 – Lynch<\/p>\n
MOUNTAIN WEST (4x):
\nKA and Lynch were the only two that nailed the San Diego St. champion pick.\u00a0 They also had the same finalists and semifinalists, as well.\u00a0 The only difference between the two was that one opening round game, where KA had the upset pick of Air Force over Wyoming.\u00a0 Lynch had Wyoming and, therefore, was unable to win back-to-back Mountain West titles.<\/p>\n
208 – KA
\n192 – Lynch
\n160 – Doogan
\n104 – Alexi
\n104 – J
\n104 – Lohse
\n104 – Teddy
\n104 – Waters
\n80 – Bry
\n72 – Ina
\n48 – Lil Lohse
\n48 – Stri<\/p>\n
COLONIAL (3x):
\nBry, Ina, and Lil Lohse were the only three to get both finalists and the champ.\u00a0 But, of the three, Bry was the only one to hit the big opening round James Madison upset of Drexel.\u00a0 JMU was the difference, and Bry takes the 2010 CAA title.<\/p>\n
192 – Bry
\n162 – Ina
\n138 – Lil Lohse
\n126 – Alexi
\n120 – Stri
\n114 – J
\n96 – KA
\n96 – Teddy
\n90 – Lohse
\n84 – Doogan
\n84 – Lynch
\n66 – Waters<\/p>\n
CONFERENCE USA (3x):
\nNo one hit the champ, and no one had both finalists, so this conference was won in the earlier rounds.\u00a0 Lohse hit three of the four opening round games and then nailed both major upsets in the quarterfinals (S. Miss and Houston) to take the C-USA title with ease.<\/p>\n
126 – Lohse
\n108 – J
\n102 – Doogan
\n96 – Lynch
\n84 – Bry
\n84 – Teddy
\n78 – Alexi
\n72 – Ina
\n72 – Lil Lohse
\n66 – Stri
\n54 – KA
\n24 – Waters<\/p>\n
MAC (3x):
\nMuch has been written about the incredible performance of Teddy in the MAC.\u00a0 It was Ohio U. that led him to the most dominating conference title in CTC history, but it may have been Ohio U. that cost him the overall title.\u00a0 If Akron had beaten Ohio, Teddy would have taken the overall title.\u00a0 But, he just has to settle for a MAC performance so legendary that it will be talked about for generations.<\/p>\n
258 – Teddy
\n120 – Doogan
\n114 – Ina
\n114 – Lil Lohse
\n102 – Alexi
\n78 – Lohse
\n78 – Waters
\n72 – Lynch
\n66 – KA
\n66 – Stri
\n60 – Bry
\n60 – J<\/p>\n
MISSOURI VALLEY (3x):
\nStri put together a solid first two rounds and then was the only one to nail both finalists and the champ en route to an easy Valley title.\u00a0 This is the second consecutive Arch Madness title for Stri.<\/p>\n
138 – Stri
\n120 – Bry
\n114 – KA
\n108 – Doogan
\n108 – Lil Lohse
\n102 – Ina
\n96 – J
\n96 – Waters
\n90 – Alexi
\n90 – Lynch
\n48 – Lohse
\n18 – Teddy<\/p>\n
HORIZON LEAGUE (2x):
\nThis was a pretty impressive perfect bracket because there were ten games and a couple upsets, but both Doogan and Teddy navigated the Horizon with perfection.\u00a0 Alexi was one Cleveland St. quarterfinal pick away from perfection himself.\u00a0 Lohse was perfect all the way to the semis, when he had Detroit over Weber St–his only miss.<\/p>\n
*116 – Doogan
\n*116 – Teddy
\n108 – Alexi
\n100 – Lohse
\n84 – J
\n80 – Bry
\n80 – Ina
\n72 – Lil Lohse
\n64 – Waters
\n56 – Stri
\n28 – Lynch
\n24 – KA<\/p>\n
WEST COAST (2x):
\nThe cliche all the eggs in one basket was certainly apt in the WCC for Lynch this year, and he picked a good basket.\u00a0 He went from worst to first with the brilliant pick of St. Mary’s over Gonzaga in the finals.<\/p>\n
64 – Lynch
\n48 – Lohse
\n48 – Teddy
\n44 – Alexi
\n44 – Doogan
\n44 – Ina
\n44 – J
\n44 – Lil Lohse
\n44 – Stri
\n44 – Waters
\n40 – Bry
\n20 – KA<\/p>\n
WAC (2x):
\nTeddy was the only one of the twelve to pick New Mexico St. to upset Nevada in the semis, and that gave him the 2010 WAC crown.<\/p>\n
60 – Teddy
\n48 – Alexi
\n48 – Bry
\n48 – Doogan
\n48 – Ina
\n48 – J
\n48 – Lil Lohse
\n48 – Waters
\n40 – Lohse
\n24 – Lynch
\n16 – KA<\/p>\n
AMERICA EAST (1x):
\nLynch and Stri both got there via different routes, but both got there nonetheless, with the key being the champion pick of Vermont.\u00a0 Lynch went 2-for-4 in the quarters, but nailed the BU finalist pick.\u00a0 Stri missed the BU pick, but did his damage in the quarters, going 4-for-4, including a nice upset pick of New Hampshire.<\/p>\n
48 – Lynch
\n48 – Stri
\n38 – Ina
\n38 – Lil Lohse
\n38 – Lohse
\n36 – Doogan
\n26 – J
\n18 – Bry
\n12 – Alexi
\n12 – Teddy
\n8 – KA
\n8 – Waters<\/p>\n
ATLANTIC SUN (1x):
\nAnother conference where no one had the champion and only a handful even had one finalist, this conference was won in the first round.\u00a0 In fact, it was won on one of the very first games of the CTC.\u00a0 Bry, Lohse, Lynch, and J all had #8 Kennessaw St. upsetting #1 Lipscomb in the quarters.\u00a0 Bry and Lohse also had #6 Mercer upsetting #3 Belmont, but Bry separated himself with the pick of E. Tennessee St. over Campbell and then ETSU again to the finals.\u00a0 That pick gave Bry the 2010 A-Sun trophy.\u00a0 This is the first time an A-Sun title has been given to anyone other than J.<\/p>\n
54 – Bry
\n44 – Lynch
\n32 – Lohse
\n26 – Ina
\n26 – Alexi
\n26 – Stri
\n26 – Teddy
\n26 – Waters
\n22 – J
\n10 – Doogan
\n10 – Lil Lohse
\n4 – KA<\/p>\n
BIG SOUTH (1x):
\nThree entries were submitted perfectly here, as Lil Lohse, KA, and Alexi all nailed the Big South beginning to end.<\/p>\n
*54 – Alexi
\n*54 – KA
\n*54 – Lil Lohse
\n34 – Bry
\n34 – Doogan
\n34 – Lohse
\n30 – Stri
\n24 – Ina
\n24 – Teddy
\n16 – J
\n16 – Lynch
\n12 – Waters<\/p>\n
BIG SKY (1x):
\nThe only one with bigger cajones than Montana’s Anthony Johnson with his 42-point performance in the Big Sky finals was Lohse, who picked Montana to win this tournament.\u00a0 One of the best picks in all of the CTC led Lohse to an absolute dominating Big Sky title.<\/p>\n
50 – Lohse
\n22 – Bry
\n22 – Doogan
\n22 – Ina
\n22 – Lil Lohse
\n22 – Lynch
\n22 – Teddy
\n12 – Alexi
\n12 – J
\n12 – Stri
\n12 – Waters
\n0 – KA<\/p>\n
BIG WEST (1x):
\nStri’s 2-for-2 opening round performance was just enough to edge out Ina and Lynch for the Big West title, as all three of them went 1-for-2 in the quarters, 1-for-2 in the semis, and 1-for-1 in the finals.<\/p>\n
32 – Stri
\n30 – Ina
\n30 – Lynch
\n28 – J
\n28 – Lil Lohse
\n24\u00a0– Doogan
\n18 – Alexi
\n16 – Bry
\n14 – Teddy
\n12 – Lohse
\n6 – KA
\n6 – Waters<\/p>\n
GREAT WEST (1x):
\nDoogan and Stri both nailed both upsets in the quarters and rode the favorites to the title after that for the first ever Great West conference title.\u00a0 Neither has ever missed a Great West game, so we’ll see if they can continue this next year.<\/p>\n
*52 – Doogan
\n*52 – Stri
\n46 – Lil Lohse
\n46 – Lohse
\n40 – J
\n38 – Waters
\n36 – Bry
\n36 – Ina
\n34 – Alexi
\n34 – Lynch
\n18 – KA
\n10 – Teddy<\/p>\n
MAAC (1x):
\nBry defended his ’09 title with an impressive perfect bracket in the MAAC, which included three upsets along the way.<\/p>\n
*62 – Bry
\n50 – Lohse
\n46 – KA
\n44 – Doogan
\n40 -Ina
\n40 – J
\n40 – Lil Lohse
\n36 – Teddy
\n34 – Alexi
\n34 – Stri
\n30 – Lynch
\n28 – Waters<\/p>\n
MEAC (1x):
\nIna only missed one game all MEAC tournament, while Bry missed three.\u00a0 But, Bry’s were early and Ina’s was in the semis, so they will have to share the 2010 MEAC title.<\/p>\n
50 – Bry
\n50 – Ina
\n48 – Alexi
\n44 – J
\n40 – Doogan
\n40 – KA
\n38 – Lohse
\n36 – Lil Lohse
\n20 – Teddy
\n14 – Lynch
\n14 – Stri
\n14 – Waters<\/p>\n
NEC (1x):
\nLil Lohse was the only one to correctly predict a Robert Morris NEC title (only to watch the Colonials almost take out his beloved ‘Cats in the first round of the NCAA tournament).\u00a0 Lil Lohse also had an impressive bracket up until then, so he wins handily.\u00a0 Stri is not the NEC champion for the first time in history.<\/p>\n
46 – Lil Lohse
\n32 – Bry
\n32 – Doogan
\n32 – Stri
\n24 – Alexi
\n24 – Ina
\n24 – Lohse
\n24 – Teddy
\n20 – J
\n20 – KA
\n20 – Lynch
\n8 – Waters<\/p>\n
OHIO VALLEY (1x):
\nLohse lost his perfect\u00a0bracket in the championship, and J snuck in for the 2010 OVC title, as he only missed one quarterfinal game the whole tournament.\u00a0 Teddy also only missed one quarterfinal, but J’s correct pick was a nice upset pick of Tennessee Tech over Austin Peay to give him the title.<\/p>\n
50 – J
\n44 – Teddy
\n42 – Lynch
\n40 – Alexi
\n40 – Bry
\n40 – Doogan
\n40 – Ina
\n40 – Waters
\n38 – Lohse
\n28 – Lil Lohse
\n24 – Stri
\n0 – KA<\/p>\n
PATRIOT LEAGUE (1x):
\nIna was the only one to hit both finalists and the champ.\u00a0 Plus, she went 3-for-4 in the quarters.\u00a0 But, the one game she missed was a big upset of Holy Cross over Bucknell, which Teddy hit, giving Teddy the Patriot League title.<\/p>\n
50 – Teddy
\n46 – Ina
\n40 – Doogan
\n36 – Lil Lohse
\n36 – Lohse
\n32 – Bry
\n32 – Stri
\n32 – Waters
\n26 – J
\n22 – KA
\n20 – Lynch
\n8 – Alexi<\/p>\n
SoCON (1x):
\nStri was absolutely dominant throughout this tournament, only missing one game–Charleston in the semis–the whole time.\u00a0 Ina was also pretty impressive, but her upset shot at The Citadel cost her a second SoCon title in three years.<\/p>\n
62 – Stri
\n58 – Ina
\n54 – Bry
\n50 – Lil Lohse
\n44 – Doogan
\n42 – Teddy
\n38 – Lohse
\n32 – Lynch
\n26 – J
\n24 – KA
\n22 – Alexi
\n18 – Waters<\/p>\n
SOUTHLAND (1x):
\nIn a tournament of all chalk, no one actually picked all chalk (of which I’m proud).\u00a0 Alexi, Lynch, Stri, and Teddy all went for one upset in the quarters and missed it.\u00a0 Everyone else picked at least two upsets somewhere along the way.<\/p>\n
44 – Alexi
\n44 – Lynch
\n44 – Stri
\n44 – Teddy
\n40 – Bry
\n40 – Doogan
\n40 – Ina
\n40 – Lil Lohse
\n32 – J
\n32 – Waters
\n12 – KA
\n12 – Lohse<\/p>\n
SWAC (1x):
\nIna and Teddy were two of only four that got Arkansas-Pine Bluff winning this tournament,\u00a0and they both hit three of four quarterfinal games to give them the title.\u00a0 This is the second consecutive SWAC championship for Ina.<\/p>\n
40 – Ina
\n40 – Teddy
\n36 – J
\n30 – KA
\n30 – Lohse
\n22 – Bry
\n16 – Lynch
\n14 – Alexi
\n14\u00a0– Lil Lohse
\n14 – Waters
\n10 – Doogan
\n10 – Stri<\/p>\n
SUMMIT LEAGUE (1x):
\nNot one person had both finalists and the champion right in this bracket, even though it was the #1 over the #2 in the finals.\u00a0 But, Alexi, Bry, Ina, and Lil Lohse all had the champ and a perfect quarterfinal round, so all four will share the title.\u00a0 Whatever it takes, as Ina becomes the only CTC contestant ever to win one conference in three consecutive years.<\/p>\n
42 –\u00a0Alexi
\n42 – Bry
\n42 – Ina
\n42 – Lil Lohse
\n36 – J
\n34 – Doogan
\n28 – Waters
\n26 – Lohse
\n26 – Lynch
\n26 – Teddy
\n12 – KA
\n12 – Stri<\/p>\n
SUN BELT (1x):
\nStri and Doogan were the only two to nail the champion pick, N. Texas, here in the Sun Belt.\u00a0 Stri’s pick of #9 S. Alabama over #8 Florida-Atlantic in the opening round was the only difference between he and Doogan taking home this title.\u00a0 Waters had a fantastic bracket, as he was the only one who hit both finalists, but he didn’t get the champ and, therefore, doesn’t get the crown.\u00a0 J also had a great bracket, as he and Waters were the only two to hit all four semifinalists.<\/p>\n
48 – Stri
\n46 – J
\n44 – Doogan
\n44 – Waters
\n36 – KA
\n20 – Lohse
\n20 – Lynch
\n16 – Ina
\n16 – Lil Lohse
\n14 – Alexi
\n14 – Bry
\n10 – Teddy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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