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4.02.2001 - Dunleavy for 3! Dunleavy
for 3! Dunleavy for 3! What a game. Almost a close one in the end, Arizona's
17 point margin of victory was a non-factor in tonights Championship Game.
Duke, down by 5 in the first half, took the lead at the halfway point of
the first half and never looked back. Arizona did take it to 3 points a couple
of times, but many unwise 3-point attempts by Arizona, left Duke
with an easy victory in the end.
Our 2001 OfficePool64.com winner, with 123 points is Willa
Thacker! Nice job! You receive bragging rights until next years
tournament!
Coming in 2002....I will be expanding and redesigning the site. You'll
find lots of usefull information for filling out your office pool bracket.
Game updates, player stats, scoreboard, game matchups, officepool link search
pages, plus the 6th Annual OfficePool64.com tournament bracket!
See you in 2002!
3.31.2001 - Arizona vs Duke What an interesting matchup. Both teams
won by a large margin, yet Duke struggled at first, down by 22 points at
one time and comes back to easily defeat Maryland for the 3rd time this year.
Michigan State was off their game, so many turnovers, so many mistakes.
Not quite the team of last year. Hats off to the winning teams!
3.25.2001 - We are down to four teams....on to Minneapolis!
Congrats to Duke, Maryland, Michigan State and Arizona! Now if I could only
get tickets to the games [I live 25 minutes away from the game site].
3.22.2001 - USC [6] narrowly defeated Kentucky in a close one. It
came down to shooting free throws to keep pace with Kentucky's last ditch
effort to mount a tie. In the end, USC moves on to play Duke [1]. Maryland
[3] and Stanford [1] will face off Saturday to determine who will advance
to the final games next weekend.
3.18.2001 - Round 2 has completed and the stats are updated. Only one
team remains from last years final four teams [Michigan State].
3.17.2001 - One mild upset with USC defeating Boston College. Stats
updated through today and round two will complete tomorrow evening.
3.16.2001 - Standings are updated through Round 1. Not to bad today.
All the #1 and #2 seeds remain, heck, even the #3 seeds made it into
Sundays games. A #4 seed wasn't as lucky. Gosh, did I pick them to win it
all? Arrgh! I did pick Oklahoma. [well, throw out that pick sheet, I have
one pick sheet that is doing well. Few more upsets today, seams to be a trend
this year more than the past few.
- Good News!! I have your picks posted under the current standings. You'll
have to locate your name from the list and view your picks. Or if you wanna
see who the person in the lead picked, you can do that as well. Was talking
with the software programmer of Turbo Tourney today and he updated his
software to remove an item that was not needed for our online pool [because
of the size] and this now allows me to post everyones picks! Yee Haw!!
3.15.2001 - POOF!! There goes the first #2 seed. Hampton defeats Iowa
State!
- First update is up and posted. The bad news is I don't have quite enough
webspace to post everyone's picks [it's all or nothing], unless I can locate
some additional space. If you didn't save your picks, and you want to see
who exactly you selected, send me an email and I will send a copy your way.
Next years wish list has more webspace than I currently have....
- However, the player pick sheets look larger than they should be. Let me
look and see if I have something configured incorrectly, we may get them
after all
- First game has begun! I'll post the first standings update later this
evening and you'll be able to see you you fair against the others
and you'll also be able to see you picks once again at that point
as well....
Good Luck To Everyone Who Entered!
3.11.2001 - Teams have been announced
and will tipoff this Thursday around 11:00am. All picks must be time stamped
before the games begin. Head to the Select
Teams area, then point and click the on the name of the
team you predict will win and the bracket will update as you
point and click. The form requires the use of JavaScript, so if it does not
work on your browser, you either have it disabled or your browser does not
support it and you will need to enter your picks someplace else, sorry. If
you need a printable
bracket, you can download that from here as well.
Good Luck to all!
Try
the software program that I use.
1.1.2001 - OfficePool64.com's tournament tips off March 15, 2001
and is free to those that enter, and we play for something called
"Bragging Rights". Check out the pool archives for past winners.
This is our 5th annual OfficePool64.com
Tournament. To bookmark this page press <Ctrl-D> and return Sunday,
March 11 to view the updated tournament bracket and select the teams
that you believe will win the tournament.
Printable Bracket and the enter picks
page will be updated as soon as the teams are selected and I
can update the site. So come back if it isn't ready when
you get here!
Scoring Points:
This office pool uses a BASIC
scoring method
Round 1: 1 point
Round 2: 2 points
Round 3: 4 points
Round 4: 6 points
Round 5: 9 points
Round 6: 12 points
Tie Breakers will be determined the following way:
1. Pick Percentage
2. Most Teams In Final 16
3. Total Points In Final Game
4.3.2000 - Congratulations to
Adam Mack! He is the 2000 OfficePool64.com winner. With a score
of 105 points, he correctly picked Michigan State to defeat Florida.
Thank you to everyone who participated
in this years office pool. I welcome any comments on what to improve for
next years pool or how you like this years.
comments@officepool64.com
The top item on my wish list for next year is to
allow everyone to see their picks, I just didn't have
enough server space to allow that this year.
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