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West Region - Men's Round 2
#10 Arkansas 75
#2 St. Johns 66

5.4% picked the winner of this game
32 of 34 correct in best of 121307 bracketsMidwest Region - Men's Round 2
#4 Purdue 76
#12 McNeese St. 62

40.2% picked the winner of this game
32 of 34 correct in best of 121307 bracketsSpokane1 Region - Women's Round 1
#7 Michigan St. 64
#10 Harvard 50

66.5% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#3 North Carolina 70
#14 Oregon State 49

92.6% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#4 Maryland 82
#13 Norfolk State 69

90.2% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#10 South DakotaSt 74
#7 Oklahoma St. 68

34.9% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#1 USC 71
#16 UNC-Greensboro 25

98% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#3 Oklahoma 81
#14 Fla Gulf Coast 58

91.1% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#6 West Virginia 78
#11 Columbia 59

80.3% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane1 Region - Women's Round 1
#2 NC State 75
#15 Vermont 55

95.7% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#5 Alabama 81
#12 Wisconsin G.B. 67

85.6% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#2 Connecticut 103
#15 Arkansas St 34

97.9% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#6 Iowa 92
#11 Murray St. 57

81.3% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane1 Region - Women's Round 1
#1 UCLA 84
#16 Southern 46

98.4% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#2 Duke 86
#15 Lehigh 25

96% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham3 Region - Women's Round 1
#5 Tennessee 101
#12 South Florida 66

86.8% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane1 Region - Women's Round 1
#8 Richmond 74
#9 Georgia Tech 49

44.1% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane1 Region - Women's Round 1
#5 Mississippi 83
#12 Ball St 65

81.2% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham3 Region - Women's Round 1
#7 Louisville 63
#10 Nebraska 58

66.3% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#10 Oregon 77
#7 Vanderbilt 73

42.8% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham3 Region - Women's Round 1
#4 Ohio St. 71
#13 Montana St. 51

90.4% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#1 South Carolina 108
#16 Tennessee Tech 48

97.4% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane1 Region - Women's Round 1
#4 Baylor 73
#13 Grand Canyon 60

90.6% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham3 Region - Women's Round 1
#2 TexasChristian 73
#15 Fairleigh D. 51

95.7% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#5 Kansas St. 85
#12 Fairfield 41

83.4% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham3 Region - Women's Round 1
#3 Notre Dame 106
#14 StephenFAustin 54

94.7% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham2 Region - Women's Round 1
#9 Indiana 76
#8 Utah 68

57.6% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Spokane4 Region - Women's Round 1
#4 Kentucky 79
#13 Liberty 78

91.2% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862Birmingham3 Region - Women's Round 1
#6 Michigan 80
#11 Iowa St. 74

78% picked the winner of this game
10 perfect brackets remain out of 3862

About PickHoops

PickHoops (formerly Pick 65) is a very small group of dedicated computer geeks who enjoy web programming, interesting problems to solve, and basketball prognostication. This product began in 1996 for our own amusement, and slowly evolved into the masterpiece you see before you.

If you were looking for substantive information, you'll want to read our press packet or contact us. Otherwise, waste some time reading about our "staff".

PickHoops "Staff"

Doug Appleyard is a graduate of North Carolina State University and a two-time NCAA office pool champion. He fully expects his mouse and keyboard to one day be enshrined in the NCAA Office Pool Hall of Fame. When not contributing to tournament contests, he writes software for a major software company and spends time with his family in North Carolina.

Chris Hehman is the President and Benevolent Dictator of PickHoops. Chris is more than a little psyched that his Virginia Tech Hokies have somehow managed to get into the ACC. When not managing PickHoops, or getting some sleep immediately after, Chris collects video and pinball machines and allows them to decay in his house.

Randy Rowell is the author of PickHoops' excessively cool Risk Analysis and Quick Pick. Randy's rare combination of historical tournament knowledge and advanced statistical insight is superior to that of small children. When not pulling for his NC State Wolfpack, Randy enjoys playing chess and soccer, with similar cardio benefits in each. Neither Randy's employer nor family know of his involvement with PickHoops, so please keep this quiet.

Jim Thomas is a former office pool champion, the Self-Appointed Occasional Marketing Director of PickHoops, and was transitively responsible for its creation. It was Jim's suggestion for Chris to create a web-based system to track our own bracket contest in 1996, when most people had not even heard of the Internet. Whether this was a brilliant epiphany recognizing the limitless possibilities of the emerging global network, or a way to transfer tedious work to other people, is left as an exercise to the reader. Oh, and his Virginia Wahoos suck.

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