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What teams did you pick for the Final Four?


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Did you see Oklahoma demolish Syracuse and Blake Griffin prove why he is hailed as the Player of the Year---30 points and 14 rebounds, and the highest number of rebounds that any Syracuse player got was SIX!! Coach Jim Boeheim said that Griffin is everything that he is supposed to be. Boeheim was stopped from getting his 800th win by Griffin & Co, and he really was not surprised. Syracuse is a decent team, but they were no match for Oklahoma.

Griffin is so unbelievably talented. That is without question. The one problem I have with him is that he seems like he cries about alot. I know the concussion he had was a big deal, but seriously some of the things he winces or goes to the bench over are just weak. My best example was his amazing dunk in which he hit his head on the padded part of the backboard. He was about to cry! Seriously it is padded and not hard at all. Then when he was fouled going up for a layup he like let out a loud scream. All that the foul was was pulling his elbow and not even that hard. Blake needs to toughen up a bit and then I think that he deserves POY status.

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My teams: Louisville, Memphis, Oklahoma, Pittsburgh

I'd love to see 'Nova win it but honestly it looks like its going to be UConn-UNC in the championship game.


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In my opinion, this has been a great tournament. Two number one seeds made it, but that means the other two got knocked off. More importantly, some great basketball has been played, and the Final Four should produce some more.

Mitch Pezdek------Dash Aficionado and Legend in My Own Mind


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My bracket is done-zo

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North Carolina is unbelievable. They are by far the best team in the country, and they proved that in this tournament with each of their games. The closest that Michigan State got in the second half was 13 points!

Mitch Pezdek------Dash Aficionado and Legend in My Own Mind


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