Following a process similar to last year's, I used the fan picks on Yahoo Fantasy Pick 'Em as a "true proportion," assigned integers according to those percentages for each team, and then used the randInt( function on my TI-84 to generate a number.
As an example, in the 2nd round game of Butler vs Texas, I assigned the numbers 1-60 to Butler (as the higher seed), and 61-100 to Texas. The number generated was between 1 and 60, so I chose Butler.
This year's simulation had Arizona upsetting Kentucky in the Final Four and Duke taking the championship in the final.
Here's the whole simulated bracket. Click the image for a larger view.
As an example, in the 2nd round game of Butler vs Texas, I assigned the numbers 1-60 to Butler (as the higher seed), and 61-100 to Texas. The number generated was between 1 and 60, so I chose Butler.
This year's simulation had Arizona upsetting Kentucky in the Final Four and Duke taking the championship in the final.
Here's the whole simulated bracket. Click the image for a larger view.
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