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Personally, you can't wipe the smile off my face with the ncaa getting egg on its face with the leaked bracket last night.

Best part was the reaction reaction from the ncaa and the rest of the twitter-verse

I enjoy the NCAA taking a harder stance on a leaked bracket than they ever did when a major program committed widespread academic fraud and basically made up a major.

Clearly you’re not paying attention. They came down hard. That program got a really easy bracket and a #1 seed.

I’m sure NCAA will deal with this in the fairest way - by revoking the eligibility of every non P5 player who retweeted the bracket.

docabel wrote:Personally, you can't wipe the smile off my face with the ncaa getting egg on its face with the leaked bracket last night.

Best part was the reaction reaction from the ncaa and the rest of the twitter-verse

I enjoy the NCAA taking a harder stance on a leaked bracket than they ever did when a major program committed widespread academic fraud and basically made up a major.

Clearly you’re not paying attention. They came down hard. That program got a really easy bracket and a #1 seed.

I’m sure NCAA will deal with this in the fairest way - by revoking the eligibility of every non P5 player who retweeted the bracket.

Don't laugh. They will probably blame Larry Brown for the leak and punish us again.

Matt Mosley
‏@mattmosley
NCAA is looking into this leaked bracket from yesterday. No solid leads yet, but investigators are hoping SMU's involved.

Funny, but I can't wait until the hammer finally drops on Mosley's Baylor Bears.

No surprise that the NCAA is furious over Bracket-leaks. It makes for more dramatic television if we can watch in real time the dejection of those teams left out of the tournament. Let's preserve the right of the TV viewing audience to see close-ups of the disappointed young men of Monmouth, St. Bonny's and others as the news breaks that they've been snubbed. Reality TV at its "best"!