It's all over

Despite Kansas' best effort, Kentucky is the national champion. On a quick analytical note, did you see those 2 key perimeter plays by the Brow? Granted, KU made the first one, but only after they moved the ball and took more time off the clock. The second one negated a KU 3 because of a traveling charge, which would have made the game much more interesting. But anyways, here are the final standings. Congrats to TJ...more on him later.

Player	1	2	3	4	5	round 6/Championship	Total
TJ Morrison	23	22	18	12	5	6	86
Chad Alldredge	20	20	18	12	5	6	81
Kyle Pierce	22	20	12	8	10	6	81
Jordan Gray	23	18	15	12	10	0	78
Skyler Aitken	23	22	15	8	5	0	76
Trevor Irvine	19	22	12	8	5	6	72
Nick Barnum	21	20	18	8	0	0	68
Rob Miguel	19	14	15	8	5	6	67
McArthurs	19	14	9	8	10	6	67
Jocelyn Aitken	20	10	9	8	5	6	62
Brandon Griffeth	17	12	9	4	5	6	56
Tommy Leavitt	18	16	12	0	0	0	46

As I said, more from TJ. From the bracket he sent me, his subject line was "The winning bracket". The body of his e-mail said this...(copying and pasting now)

"Here's the deal... i've watched about 3 college basketball games all season. Two of which were Duke UNC. So based off the knowledge i obtained from those games, i made educated picks for the rest of my bracket using highly impressive algarithms of which i created myself. I don't see how i could possibly miss a single pick. "

I hope we all feel awesome knowing that. Anyways, good job this year. I think for next we will take it to ESPN. Slightly different scoring system, but easier for all.