#marchmadnessproblems

This is exciting. Four Ohio teams (OU, OSU, Cincinnati, and Xavier) are in the Sweet Sixteen! But this is problematic for me, considering the fact that I don't understand March Madness, and I have no idea what is going on.

I really don't understand the purpose of people making brakets trying to predict who will win. Seriously. Just watch the games and then see who wins, it's not that hard.

http://www.ncaa.com/interactive-bracket/basketball-men/d1/2012

But anyway, it is a really big deal for Ohioans that there are four Ohio teams in the bracket, because this is rare. But do you know what else is a big deal? Michigan State is the only Michigan team still in it. I don't know much about March Madness, but all I know is that I really want Michigan State to win.

I realized I need to become more informed about this event. Hence the name of the blog, #marchmadnessproblems. I don't understand the brackets and I have no idea when these games are. I also don't understand why the game times are at like 10:17 p.m. Seriously? Why can't they pick a normal time to play.

Despite my hostility towards March Madness, here's what I think will be the outcome, by just looking at the current bracket and not knowing anything about any of the teams:

1. Indiana will beat Kentucky, and Baylor will beat Xavier.
2. Syracuse will beat Wisconsin, and Ohio State will beat Cincinnati.
3. Florida will beat Marquette, and Michigan State will beat Louisville (duhhh).
4. North Carolina will beat OU and Kansas will beat North Carolina State.

From there, I don't really know/care what happens, as long as Ohio State does well and Michigan State wins a lot.