Found March 25, 2008 on
Mindrite Sports:
No amount of Old Spice, Axe body spray or visits to a local confessional will overcome the guilty pleasure that is enjoying NCAA March Madness "one-tourney stand" games.
Games where freshman superstars are forced to play one year of college basketball before reaching full eligibility to play in the National Basketball Association are wrong on nearly all account... except entertainment value.
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And I'm predicting the upset....
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