seeds are ratings which each of the 64 teams are given by the NCAA. The brackets are divided into 4 categories/regions, giving 16 slots to each region. Let's remember in the bracket each region's 16 teams all battle a chance to play in the final 4, where they meet teams from the other regions.
They then take the top four teams, seed them as a #1 team and send them to a different region. Now each of these 4 teams are the #1 seed in their respective region. I don't know the exact method of choosing the rest of the seeds, but it essentially makes the next 4 best teams the #2 seed, the next best teams the #3, etc.
The #1 seed is put up against the #16 seed in that region. #2 against #15, # 3 against #14, etc. Then it makes it's way to #8 against #9. Thus in essence, each of the #1 teams can make their way to the final 4 to play the other #1 teams. But: The winner of the (1vs16) game faces the (8vs9) winner. Sometimes the #1 seed will get knocked off, or ocasionally a #15 team gets knocked off by a # 2 seed, making it such madness.
For this bracket, slimandslam put the 4 performances with the longest runs as #1 seeds. and it all falls out like i just said for the sports. MARCH F*CKING MADNESS.
slimandslam, this is awsome, i'm so glad you made this, and I look foreward to it next year. Don't disappoint. I was searching for some themes for next year, and on ibdb.com it was so hard to find a category with a number close to 64. the 90s was a nice one. Bravo to you.
Updated On: 3/27/08 at 05:57 PM