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Below is the early form version of the bracket as a point of reference. It includes the Play-in game and leaves that final spot open in the top left or first game of the bracket below. I'm looking for a more interactive form to use as our bracket however. I'm not sure one exists, and we might just resort to listing the games out manually and picking so that we can all see each other's picks and not rely on any one person having to grade them all via email or something. And of course sparing everyone from filling a bracket out, then scanning it and pasting it here, though that would probably be the coolest way to do it, presuming there is no interactive way to do it online. I suppose we could type one out and then post it here so we would get the visual stimulation of a completed bracket. Anyone know of an interactive one anyway? Or how to create one? |
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| | | From: Batman | Sent: 3/17/2008 4:17 PM |
Does this work?
http://q8.nytimes.com/pages/sports/ncaabasketball/bracket/men/index.html
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| | | From: Batman | Sent: 3/17/2008 4:19 PM |
Or worst case, we could just join a group, like CBS Sportsline, send out invites to players via email and play that way.
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should we join a group then? is cbs good? i've never done an online bracket before |
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| | | From: Batman | Sent: 3/17/2008 4:25 PM |
CBS is pretty good. You set up your own group, then set your own rules and scoring system. After it is established, you can send out the invites.
Never? Seriously? Not even ESPN or anything?
Be right back. Running to the store. |
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yup, never I just fill in the bracket manually in a couple different office pools and pools of friends but never an online just-for-fun type thing |
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| | | From: Batman | Sent: 3/17/2008 4:31 PM |
I'm setting it up now on CBS Sportsline.
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ok cool...i started one too (i got to the invite players part), but i'll yield to you if you want |
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Bat's definitely got the right idea.
Sportsline or Yahoo offers free groups, and it'll keep track of winners and everything for us, it's the simplest option, and won't cost anybody time tallying up results and settling disputes (I totally picked Winthrop and not New Mexico St, can't you see the circle??!!, etc..) |
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| | | From: Batman | Sent: 3/17/2008 4:42 PM |
It's cool if you want to go ahead and finish up your group Tort.
We'll just send our email addy's to you that way you can add players. And if some people are skeptical in terms of emails, there is a function that CBS has to add offline players as well.
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| | | From: Batman | Sent: 3/17/2008 4:43 PM |
" (I totally picked Winthrop and not New Mexico St, can't you see the circle??!!, etc..)"
Always used to happen in the office pools. Without a doubt.
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it makes no difference to me who heads up the group at CBS so if you'd like to do it and have already begun the work, then by all means you can continue if you'd rather not, then I can return to what I was doing there and craft the group up to you! |
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Is there another link I'm supposed to go to? I've sent you an email, Batty. |
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K going to do it when I get home tonight, work piled on, but im so in! |
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