It’s March Madness time again!
March 7th, 2007The two best things in March are St. Patrick’s day and the madness that accompanies the climax of the college hoops season. Starting March 15th the best teams in college basketball will play round the clock in the NCAA tournament to establish one national champion. As usual, the qipit team has done their part to make it easier for you to participate in your office pool by creating a free 2007 NCAA Tournament Bracket. Just download the PDF, print the form, fill in your picks, then use qipit to copy, email or fax your bracket entry form using your digital camera or camera phone.
If you don’t know how to play, here are the rules:
Players fill in a bracket sheet with their picks to win each game, right down to the National Champion. Players score points each time they correctly predict a winner. Each successive round of the tournament awards a higher number of points for each winning prediction: 1 point for each victory in the 1st round, 2 points each in the 2nd round, 3 points in the 3rd, etc. And 10 points are awarded for correctly guessing the National Champion. The winner of the tournament is the player with the most points.
So who should you pick? Well we have our favorites, but we are leaving the Bracketology up to you. Getting it were it needs to be, that’s up to qipit! Just sign up for your free account. If you need some help from a bracketologist check out this Bracketology 101.
By the way, if your are a head coach for a major college sports program, for instance the head football coach at the University of Washington, we would strongly advise against participating in your office pool. Even if it is not the sport you coach.
Good luck!
-the qipit team
2007 NCAA Tournament Bracket for download (PDF):
March 9th, 2007 at 10:47 am
Interesting solution to a problem I have had every year. I am usually on the road when it is time to send in my NCAA tournament bracket. I have to waste time at the hotel business center sending in the fax. This way I can just use my digital camera and do it from my hotel room or anywhere else. Very cool. Now I just need you guys to make a mobile phone print. Do you have a solution for that?
March 14th, 2007 at 9:07 am
How do I get a bracket to print looking like a bracket on this web site.
I can copy and paste a bracket on the site but when it posts, it collapses down so that it is a single line ten thousand characters long rather than 16 brackets on top of one another.
What does one have to do to make a bracket look like a bracket on a message board?