Perfect Final Four: Ingenius or Lucky?

Found April 20, 2008 on Mindrite Sports:

Perfect Final Four: Ingenius or Lucky?

Are the folks (like me) who picked all four No. 1 seeds to make the Final Four ingenious, or simply lucky? Admittedly, I take myself out of the running for the “ingenious” category. As I said when I first offered my pick ‘ems, I did not follow all teams as closely as in previous yea...

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