other bracketologies besides ESPN and CBS?

[El Simbolo]

Are there other people predicting brackets that have a better track record for accuracy about seeding (not just picking the 68) than Lunardi and Palm? Just curious where else I should be looking today. Thx!

 

[Underscore2]

http://bracketmatrix.com/rankings.html

 

[ICWestfan]

Look at Kenpom, specifically teams that are top 20 in ADJ O and D. Then look at those teams in the KP top 20 that have a future NBA guard. After that, throw in the 40/40/40 rule. 40/40/40 rule are teams that hold teams to less 40% FG pct., shoot 40% or better from 3, and avg more than 40 RBs a game.

Stir vigorously and win your pool.

 

[td77]

http://bracketmatrix.com/rankings.html

Thank you. So looks like we are averaged out to be the top 7 seed. 6 seed would be much better than the 7 for obvious reasons. Not that I expect we'll need to worry about anything beyond RD 1 (hope I am wrong).

 

[Pepperman]

My sportsbook is offering a prop on Iowa seed. Over or under 6.5 at -120 either way. Juice s too high to bet it in my opinion.

 

[StormHawk42]

Out of the sports news outlets, I like SB Nation's quite a bit. Not sure what their accuracy rate is compared to others, but I like their analysis better than ESPN or CBS. USA Today's is really volatile IMO so I don't like it very much.

 

[El Simbolo]

I'm predicting Hawkeyes as a 6-seed in Denver playing San Diego St

Cyclones a 5-seed in St Louis playing Arkansas Little Rock

Panthers a 13-seed in OKC playing Indiana