Finals Week, Part IV: Bracketology

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And finally, painfully, mercifully, we've come to the end of the second non-annual Mid-Majority Finals Week. The slim slates of games are over, most teams are back practicing and playing again, looking forward to March Madness instead of exam excitement. We are too -- that's why this fourth section of the test is all about the NCAA Tournament.

As in the first three sections, you'll have 24 hours from the timestamp on this message (7:00 PM Eastern) to finish this portion of the test. The top three in the class (ties will be broken with the essay question you'll find at No. 40) will get a stuffed Bally. Its IQ is at at least 160, but that's a conservative estimate.

If you answered any previous questions, enter the same e-mail address you used before, and you'll get proper credit. Winners will be notified sometime Sunday, and we'll post the names of the winners in Monday's Boubacar. We'll also be printing the best of the essay question responses, so if you're just joining us, there might be some mid-level weblog stardom in it for you if not a free gift.

After the jump, go crazy, folks. Go crazy.

Today's Test: BRACKETOLOGY

This portion of the test is over!


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This page contains a single entry by Kyle Whelliston published on December 14, 2007 7:00 PM.

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