Conference realignment's winners and (many) losers after the latest upheaval
Friday produced one of college athletics’ wildest and most historic days. This is still sports — there are always winners and losers.
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Friday produced one of college athletics’ wildest and most historic days. This is still sports — there are always winners and losers.
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My brackets are usually at least in the top half and I've won a few of these, so how did I miss it so badly this year? I haven't actually been watching the NCAA tournament as closely as usual since we didn't get invited to the dance and the hockey team is awesome. To top it off, my bracket is now completely locked into my bottom feeding spot. This number of upsets has to be off the charts, right? Well, I looked into it and used info from Andy Wittry's recent article on how to pick your bracket.
Harbaugh gonna Harbaugh. I'd be more surprised if this story ended up involving anyone else: To the surprise of Ofc Cooper, the good Samaritan was @CoachJim4UM who wanted to help clear the road. Ofc Cooper then gave Coach a pair of work gloves and the two of them went to work. (2/3) — Ann Arbor Police (@A2Police) February 23, 2023 I went to Home Depot once and the first person I saw was Harbaugh, wandering around looking for something like he was just a person, a normal person. Your new punching bag. The NCAA has a new president. Here he is not saying "absolutely not" to a thi...