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Joe LunardiMen's CBB Bracketology | RPI | Nitty Gritty Report | Blog | Chats | E-mailJoe Lunardi is the resident bracketologist for ESPN. In fact, he invented Bracketology and has been projecting the NCAA Tournament field for ESPN.com since its inception. |
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Bracketology FAQ: 2009-10
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comBracketology FAQ: 2009-10
Story | Conversation | January 05, 2009Making the case for mid-majors
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comIn part two of his examination of the NCAA at-large process, Joe Lunardi argues that the numbers support awarding at-larges to winning teams from non-BCS conferences.
Story | Conversation | April 16, 2009Re-examining the at-large "eye test"
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comAs we turn the page on another college basketball season, Joe Lunardi re-examines the debate over how the final at-large berths were awarded. Was Arizona really deserving of a bid? Did San Diego State get snubbed?
Story | Conversation | April 15, 2009Final update from the Bracketologist
Joe Lunardi...Mary's Florida Make sure to check back in before the games start tomorrow for a full Bracketology rundown, including a brand new bracket after this truly crazy day of hoops
Blog Entry | Conversation | March 13, 2009Mock to it: The selection process
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comWith a mix of real and demonstration game results presented by the NCAA staff, a group of ESPN types played the role of the Division I men's basketball committee and produced a mock bracket.
Story | Conversation | February 23, 2009Selection process is a meritocracy
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comThe selection process is a meritocracy, meaning the committee evaluates teams and not conferences.
Story | Conversation | February 16, 2009Hoyas, Irish hurting Big East bids
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comThe Big East is underachieving not because of a meat grinder at the top, but because at least two of its most talented clubs can't beat teams at the bottom.
Story | Conversation | February 09, 2009Why head-to-head doesn't matter (much)
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comIs head-to-head the be-all, end-all when it comes to determining seeding in the NCAA tournament? Hardly, argues our resident Bracketologist.
Story | Conversation | February 05, 2009How do SEC's struggles stack up?
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comOur resident Bracketologist projects just three SEC teams in his latest NCAA projection. Where would that rank historically?
Story | Conversation | January 26, 200944 thoughts at the season's midpoint
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comOur resident Bracketologist shares his thoughts on top seeds and top conferences in his latest bracket projection.
Story | Conversation | January 22, 200944 thoughts at the season's midpoint
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comOur resident Bracketologist shares his thoughts on top seeds and top conferences in his latest bracket projection.
Story | Conversation | January 19, 2009Two leagues dominate at the top
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comOur resident Bracketologist shares his thoughts on top seeds and top conferences in his latest bracket projection.
Story | Conversation | January 12, 2009Top seeds less predictable this time
Joe Lunardi, ESPN.comOur resident Bracketologist has plenty on his mind as he delivers his first bracket projection of the calendar year.
Story | Conversation | January 05, 2009Lunardi: UCLA Bruins will win it all
Joe Lunardi, Special to ESPN.comIt's the final countdown, as Bracketologist Joe Lunardi predicts the outcomes of the next 63 games.
Story | Conversation | March 18, 2008Bracketology FAQ: 2007-08
Joe Lunardi, Special to ESPN.comJoe Lunardi explains the nuances of Bracketology for the 2007-08 season.
Story | Conversation | November 03, 2007EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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