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March Madness NCAA Basketball Playoffs : We Favor Memphis Mizzou Gonzaga Louisville UConn UCLA & Cleveland State Vikings as likely Cinderella Team

By Andis Kaulins

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Our pick this year in March Madness is Memphis because of their convincing win over Gonzaga in the regular season and their current 25-game winning streak, combined with the nation's number one team for defensive efficiency.

If there is a potential Cinderalla team it might be the defensively tenacious Cleveland State Vikings, who under Coach Gary Waters went from 21 losses in 2006-07 to 21 wins in 2007-08 and this year stand 25-10, including a win over Syracuse and an NCAA tournament ticket win over Butler.

Does anyone know what will really happen? No one. May the best team win.

Full post as published by LawPundit on March 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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