It’s tempting to look at your bracket and simply take the highest seed in each matchup. This reduces the likelihood of making the wrong choice. It’s also a bad way to win an office pool.

Suddenly, the desert wouldn't look quite so barren. No matter what, let's be sure to check back with these guys a year or two from now. Chances are, they'll no longer be in the losers' bracket.

With Selection Sunday behind us, the men's NCAA tournament — or March Madness — looms large. This means that it's officially bracket season, and, with high aspirations, I believe to have ...