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Given a 64-team NCAA field (it’s more traditional and the 65th team is pretty much irrelevant), how many unique ways can a bracket be filled out? (Yes, legally, you can’t pick a champion that you had losing in the first round. Come on, this isn’t a trick question.) Answer coming at a later date, with three different approaches. Popularity: 2% [?] Share ThisFurther Reading -- Similar Posts
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Player FAA RARP VALUE wOBA Rodriguez, Alex -2 99 97 .435 Granderson, Curt 21 71 92 .381 Wright, David 15 74 89 .409 Pujols, Albert 23 64 87 .404 Ordonez, Magglio 3 82 84 .431 Utley, Chase 21 61 81 .416 Jones, Chipper 10 70 80 .425 Suzuki, Ichiro 13 66 79 .354 Beltran, Carlos 14 56 70 .361 Posada, Jorge 70 70 .412 Pena, Carlos 3 67 70 .421
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April 15th, 2006 at 11:04 pm
[…] I threw down this challenge a few days ago: How many different ways could you fill out a 64-team NCAA bracket? […]