NCAA tournament math: More than adding up ones, twos and threes

Monday, March 12, 2012 - 07:31 in Psychology & Sociology

Each March, the otherwise obscure field of "bracketology" becomes a premier discipline in the U.S.  As pundits and fans debate the 68 teams that most deserve to participate in the NCAA Division I Men's basketball tournament, researchers have proposed a new method for placing the chosen teams into brackets that could lead to million-dollar savings on travel costs and even increase attendance.

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