My brother sent me this link earlier, found it very cool. It shows you the matchups for March Madness but gives the teams alias' and shows the matchups based on the teams:
-Seed range
-RPI Range
-Conference Profile (low-major, Mid-, High, etc.)
-Hot streak level of team (out of 5)
-Experience (out of 5)
-Size (out of 5)
-Offense (out of 5)
-Defense (out of 5)
-Three point shooting (out of five)
A very interesting way to pick teams and analyze the matchups. Suprisingly my blindfold bracket was eerily similar to the one I chose aside from IU being in my final four ( like what?)
Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704893604576200252914852590.html


Ya, I made a comment on another thread about this, I think its a really neat way to avoid bias. I still ended up with a very reasonable bracket, and I'll definitely consider using most of the games from it in my real bracket.
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