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Well, it sort of is... Each region is 1-16. There are 4, 16 city seedings. 16 x 4 = 64. That's the same way NCAA does it. There aren't REALLY 4 #1 seeds. Just 1-4 get to be #1s of their region. 5-8 gets to be #2 seeds and so on. Same thing here. The number 1 seeds are New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Dallas. Only difference is, I didn't number them 1-16, I kept the 1-64 numbers. BUT, if it looks better I can change it to 1-16s. What do you think? Should I do that?
I wouldn't want you to put in more work than what's worth your while. I just thought the idea of "the No. 1 seed Houston goes down in the first round!" sounded a lot better than "the No. 4 seed Houston goes down!" No biggie though. Carry on.
The gas station to fill up before heading to Lake Tahoe or the Bay Area LOL. But to be fair I can't think of much to visit in Providence either but I picked it because it's on a large bay/ocean so figure there must be some decent beaches/boating or whatever. Also pretty surprised how many votes SLC has over SD.
I wouldn't want you to put in more work than what's worth your while. I just thought the idea of "the No. 1 seed Houston goes down in the first round!" sounded a lot better than "the No. 4 seed Houston goes down!" No biggie though. Carry on.
Well, I changed it to your suggestion. I think the new look looks good. Thanks
I'm picking St. Louis to go to the Big Dance. But then again, my bracket is normally busted by 8:00 pm on the first day of the tourney....
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