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The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com


The Daily's bracket
Picks by Managing Sports Editor Ryan Kartje
and Editor in Chief Jacob Smilovitz

After much number-crunching and Cinderella search-
ing, we've have had enough arguing with each other.
We've prepared what we believe is this year's golden
NCAA bracket. Have fun watching it fail miserably.

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First Round Second Round Sweet 16 Etlte Eight Final Four NATIONAL Final Four Elite Eight Sweet 16 Second Round First Round
March 18-19 March 20-21 March 25-26 March 27-28 April 3 CHAMPIONSHIP April 3 March 27-28 March 25-26 March 20-21 March 18-19



1) Kansas (32-2
(16 Lehigh (22-10) Oklahomo City
(8) UNLV (25-8)
(9) Northern Iowa (28-4)
(5) Michigan St. (24-8)-
(12) New Mexico St. (22-11) spokane, Wash.
(4) Maryland(23-8)
(13) Houston (19-15)'
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1 1 San DieoSt. 25-8 providence, .I.
3 Georgetown 23-10
(14) Ohio (21-14)
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10 Georgio Tech 22-12 Milwaukee
2 Ohio St. 27-7
(15) UC Santa Barbara 20-9
INDIANAPOLIS
April 3
1 Syracuse 28-4
16 Vermont 25-9 Buffalo, N.Y.
(8) Gonza a (26-6)
9) Florida St. 22-9
5 Butler 28-4
(12) UTEP (26-6) son Jos*
4 Vanderbilt 24-8
(13 Murray St. (30-4 WEST-.
(6) Xavier 24-8)AECT
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11 Minnesota 21-13 Milwaukee
3 Pittsburgh 24-8)
(14) Oakland (26-8)
7 Brigham Young 29-5),
10 Florida 21-12 Okahoma City
2 Kansas St. 26-7)"
(15) North Texas (24-8)"

INDIANAPOLIS
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1 Kentucky 32-2
New Orleans 16 East Tenn. St (20-14
(8) Texas (24-9)
(9) Wake Forest (19-10)
(5) Temple (29-5)
Jackson ii.e FI. (12) Cornetl (27-4)
(4) Wisconsin (23-8)
(13) Wafford (26-8)
EA ST Mar uett 22-11
SYRACUSE
san , 11 Washin ton 24-9
3 New Mexico 29-4
(14) Montana (22-9)
7 1 n 1-10
Bsuffalo. N.Y. 10 Missouri 22-10
2 West Virginia 27-6
15 Morgan St. 27-9
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1 k 29-51
Jockonnilln, Fs. 16 Ark-PB/Winthrop
California 23-10
9 Louisville 20-12
5 Texas A&M 23-9
Spokane, Wash. 12 Utah St.(27-7
4 Purdue 27-5
SOUTH 13 Siena 27-6
HOUSTON 6 or Dm (2-1
New Orleans 11 Old Dominion 26-8
\M ( 3 Baytor 25-7
(14 Sam Houston St. 25-7
1 7 Richmond 26-8
Providence, a. 10 Saint Mary's 26-5
(2 Villanova 24-7
15 Robert Morris 23-11

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Ten Term Angell Scholar
Christine Nicole Beamer*
Nine Term Angell Scholar
Amir A. AI-Dabagh*
Eight Term Angell Scholai
Adam Munther Ajlouni*
Rana A. Al-Dabagh
Kohei Fujimoto*
Thomas Stewart Hooker*
Elizabeth Helen Klemperer*
Amanda Kathleen MacDonald*
Alan Elijah Mishler*
Hannah Rose Sheehy*
Wan Ying Teoh
Eszter Zavodszky*
Seven Term Angell Schol
Dmitriy Ansolis
Michael Colin Arbit
Andrew Herbert Bissonette
Timothy Dobson Blasius
Alfred Chung
Ginger Cline
Frank Michael Davis
Shannon Barbara Dibble
Alex Richard Dopp*
Diana Joyce Flora*
Sara Elizabeth Fortin*
Meghan Kathleen Gallagher
Robin Lily Goldberg
Megan Lynn Haubert*
Daniel J. Hermes
James John Ignatz-Hoover
David Andrew Lawrenchuk
Alexandra Leigh Legutko
Stephanie R. Mantey
Michael Thompson McCann
Eric Raymond Muir*
Paula Therese Muldoon
Dominic Joseph Piro*
Lesley Helen Plimpton
Katie A. Schott
Charles Frank Schuler IV
Trevor William Sponseller
Joseph Alexander Starek*
Elisebeth Claire Turner*
Mounica Vallurupalli*
Andrew Garrad Warren
Steven Carl Weindorf
Elizabeth Reed Yarina
*Denotes graduates

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