- Oakland Raiders - JaMarcus Russell (QB), LSU
- Atlanta Falcons - Calvin Johnson (WR), Georgia Tech [traded from Detroit w/ 5th Rd. Pick (#139)...for 1st Rd. Pick (#8), 2nd Rd. Pick (#39), 2nd Rd. Pick (#44), and 4th Rd. Pick (#109)]
- Cleveland Browns - Brady Quinn (QB), Notre Dame
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gaines Adams (DE), Clemson
- Arizona Cardinals - Joe Thomas (OT), Wisconsin
- Chicago Bears - Patrick Willis (LB), Mississippi [traded from Washington for LB Lance Briggs and 2nd Rd. Pick (#37)]
- Minnesota Vikings - Adrian Peterson (RB), Oklahoma
- Detroit Lions - LaRon Landry (FS), LSU [see above, traded from Atlanta]
- Miami Dolphins - Amobi Okoye (DT), Louisville
- Houston Texans - Levi Brown (OT), Penn State
- San Francisco 49'ers - Jamaal Anderson (DE), Arkansas
- Buffalo Bills - Leon Hall (CB), Michigan
- St. Louis Rams - Adam Carriker (DE), Nebraska
- Carolina Panthers - Reggie Nelson (FS), Florida
- Pittsburgh Steelers - Darrelle Revis (CB), Pitt
- Green Bay Packers - Marshawn Lynch (RB), Cal
- Jacksonville Jaguars - Michael Griffin (FS), Texas
- Cincinnati Bengals - Aaron Ross (CB), Texas
- Tennessee Titans - Robert Meachem (WR), Tennessee
- New York Giants - Paul Posluszny (LB), Penn State
- Denver Broncos - Joe Staley (OT), Central Michigan
- Dallas Cowboys - Dwayne Jarrett (WR), USC
- Kansas City Chiefs - Ben Grubbs (OG), Auburn
- New England Patriots - Jon Beason (LB), Miami
- New York Jets - Greg Olsen (TE), Miami
- Philadelphia Eagles - Jarvis Moss (DE), Florida
- New Orleans Saints - Lawrence Timmons (LB), Florida State
- New England Patriots - Chris Houston (CB), Arkansas
- Baltimore Ravens - Justin Blalock (OT), Texas
- San Diego Chargers - Ted Ginn Jr. (WR), Ohio State
- Washington Redskins - Justin Harrell (DT), Tennessee [see above, traded from Chicago]
- Indianapolis Colts - Alan Branch (DT), Michigan
Saturday, April 28, 2007
My Mock NFL Draft
Thursday, April 05, 2007
2007 MLB All-Fantasy Team
For a detailed analysis and rankings of players at each position, please refer to Dave's Xanga Site (2nd link on the right). Here are my 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team all-fantasy players, and all-phenom team:
1st Team All-Fantasy
C - Joe Mauer (Minnesota Twins)
1B - Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals)
2B - Chase Utley (Philadelphia Phillies)
SS - Derek Jeter (New York Yankees)
3B - Miguel Cabrera (Florida Marlins)
OF - Vladimir Guerrero (Los Angeles Angels)
OF - Grady Sizemore (Cleveland Indians)
OF - Carl Crawford (Tampa Bay Devil Rays)
DH - Travis Hafner (Cleveland Indians)
SP - Johan Santana (Minnesota Twins)
SP - Roy Halladay (Toronto Blue Jays)
SP - Chris Carpenter (St. Louis Cardinals)
SP - Brandon Webb (Arizona Diamondbacks)
SP - Roy Oswalt (Houston Astros)
CL - Mariano Rivera (New York Yankees)
2nd Team All-Fantasy
C - Brian McCann (Atlanta Braves)
1B - Ryan Howard (Philadelphia Phillies)
2B - Brian Roberts (Baltimore Orioles)
SS - Miguel Tejada (Baltimore Orioles)
3B - David Wright (New York Mets)
OF - Alfonso Soriano (Chicago Cubs)
OF - Vernon Wells (Toronto Blue Jays)
OF - Matt Holliday (Colorado Rockies)
DH - David Ortiz (Boston Red Sox)
SP - Carlos Zambrano (Chicago Cubs)
SP - Justin Verlander (Detroit Tigers)
SP - John Smoltz (Atlanta Braves)
SP - Barry Zito (San Francisco Giants)
SP - Mike Mussina (New York Yankees)
CL - Francisco Rodriguez (Los Angeles Angels)
3rd Team All-Fantasy
C - Victor Martinez (Cleveland Indians)
1B - Justin Morneau (Minnesota Twins)
2B - Robinson Cano (New York Yankees)
SS - Jose Reyes (New York Mets)
3B - Alex Rodriguez (New York Yankees)
OF - Jason Bay (Pittsburgh Pirates)
OF - Carlos Beltran (New York Mets)
OF - Ichiro Suzuki (Seattle Mariners)
DH - Jim Thome (Chicago White Sox)
SP - Ervin Santana (Los Angeles Angels)
SP - Rich Harden (Oakland Athletics)
SP - Erik Bedard (Baltimore Orioles)
SP - Jake Peavy (San Diego Padres)
SP - Tim Hudson (Atlanta Braves)
CL - Joe Nathan (Minnesota Twins)
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1st Team Fantasy Phenoms (Under 25 and previously unmentioned)
C - Russell Martin (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1B - Prince Fielder (Milwaukee Brewers)
2B - Josh Barfield (Cleveland Indians)
SS - Hanley Ramirez (Florida Marlins)
3B - Ryan Zimmerman (Washington Nationals)
OF - Nick Markakis (Baltimore Orioles)
OF - Jeff Francoeur (Atlanta Braves)
OF - Jeremy Hermida (Florida Marlins)
SP - Felix Hernandez (Seattle Mariners)
SP - Cole Hamels (Philadelphia Phillies)
SP - Jeremy Sowers (Cleveland Indians)
SP - Scott Kazmir (Tampa Bay Devil Rays)
SP - Anibal Sanchez (Florida Marlins)
CL - Huston Street (Oakland Athletics)
1st Team All-Fantasy
C - Joe Mauer (Minnesota Twins)
1B - Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals)
2B - Chase Utley (Philadelphia Phillies)
SS - Derek Jeter (New York Yankees)
3B - Miguel Cabrera (Florida Marlins)
OF - Vladimir Guerrero (Los Angeles Angels)
OF - Grady Sizemore (Cleveland Indians)
OF - Carl Crawford (Tampa Bay Devil Rays)
DH - Travis Hafner (Cleveland Indians)
SP - Johan Santana (Minnesota Twins)
SP - Roy Halladay (Toronto Blue Jays)
SP - Chris Carpenter (St. Louis Cardinals)
SP - Brandon Webb (Arizona Diamondbacks)
SP - Roy Oswalt (Houston Astros)
CL - Mariano Rivera (New York Yankees)
2nd Team All-Fantasy
C - Brian McCann (Atlanta Braves)
1B - Ryan Howard (Philadelphia Phillies)
2B - Brian Roberts (Baltimore Orioles)
SS - Miguel Tejada (Baltimore Orioles)
3B - David Wright (New York Mets)
OF - Alfonso Soriano (Chicago Cubs)
OF - Vernon Wells (Toronto Blue Jays)
OF - Matt Holliday (Colorado Rockies)
DH - David Ortiz (Boston Red Sox)
SP - Carlos Zambrano (Chicago Cubs)
SP - Justin Verlander (Detroit Tigers)
SP - John Smoltz (Atlanta Braves)
SP - Barry Zito (San Francisco Giants)
SP - Mike Mussina (New York Yankees)
CL - Francisco Rodriguez (Los Angeles Angels)
3rd Team All-Fantasy
C - Victor Martinez (Cleveland Indians)
1B - Justin Morneau (Minnesota Twins)
2B - Robinson Cano (New York Yankees)
SS - Jose Reyes (New York Mets)
3B - Alex Rodriguez (New York Yankees)
OF - Jason Bay (Pittsburgh Pirates)
OF - Carlos Beltran (New York Mets)
OF - Ichiro Suzuki (Seattle Mariners)
DH - Jim Thome (Chicago White Sox)
SP - Ervin Santana (Los Angeles Angels)
SP - Rich Harden (Oakland Athletics)
SP - Erik Bedard (Baltimore Orioles)
SP - Jake Peavy (San Diego Padres)
SP - Tim Hudson (Atlanta Braves)
CL - Joe Nathan (Minnesota Twins)
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1st Team Fantasy Phenoms (Under 25 and previously unmentioned)
C - Russell Martin (Los Angeles Dodgers)
1B - Prince Fielder (Milwaukee Brewers)
2B - Josh Barfield (Cleveland Indians)
SS - Hanley Ramirez (Florida Marlins)
3B - Ryan Zimmerman (Washington Nationals)
OF - Nick Markakis (Baltimore Orioles)
OF - Jeff Francoeur (Atlanta Braves)
OF - Jeremy Hermida (Florida Marlins)
SP - Felix Hernandez (Seattle Mariners)
SP - Cole Hamels (Philadelphia Phillies)
SP - Jeremy Sowers (Cleveland Indians)
SP - Scott Kazmir (Tampa Bay Devil Rays)
SP - Anibal Sanchez (Florida Marlins)
CL - Huston Street (Oakland Athletics)
How did my bracket go?
In a word...mediocre.
Midwest Region: 9-6
West Region: 10-5
East Region: 10-5
South Bracket: 10-5
5/8 Elite 8 Teams, 2/4 Final 4 Teams, 0/2 Final 2 Teams
I certainly didn't do bad, but I didn't do great either. I was just plain average throughout the entire tournament it seemed, then withering away at the end. Of 63 tournament games, my record was 39-24 (.619) and I had 76 points in my pool. To put it in perspective, my pool's winner was 41-22 with 103 points. Unlike me, the winner won at the end when it mattered most, as he picked Florida to go all the way. With a predicted final of Georgetown over Kansas, I didn't have much of a chance once the final four rolled around.
This makes it seven years since I have won my own pool, the last time I won was back in 2000 during my senior year of high school. Ugh, I have had a couple of senior years at two different colleges since then! Oh well, there's always next year I suppose.
Now, on to my baseball predictions.....
Midwest Region: 9-6
West Region: 10-5
East Region: 10-5
South Bracket: 10-5
5/8 Elite 8 Teams, 2/4 Final 4 Teams, 0/2 Final 2 Teams
I certainly didn't do bad, but I didn't do great either. I was just plain average throughout the entire tournament it seemed, then withering away at the end. Of 63 tournament games, my record was 39-24 (.619) and I had 76 points in my pool. To put it in perspective, my pool's winner was 41-22 with 103 points. Unlike me, the winner won at the end when it mattered most, as he picked Florida to go all the way. With a predicted final of Georgetown over Kansas, I didn't have much of a chance once the final four rolled around.
This makes it seven years since I have won my own pool, the last time I won was back in 2000 during my senior year of high school. Ugh, I have had a couple of senior years at two different colleges since then! Oh well, there's always next year I suppose.
Now, on to my baseball predictions.....
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Regarding the Bracket Seedings
Ok, let's take compare the actual seedings, with the seeding I would give according to my rankings. I will also look at who should not have made it and who should have.
(Actual Seed--Team--My Seed)
1-Ohio State-1
1-Kansas-1
1-UNC-2
1-Florida-2
2-Wisconsin-2
2-Georgetown-1
2-Memphis-1
2-UCLA-4
3-Oregon-3
3-Pitt-3
3-Washington St.-3
3-Texas A&M-3
(Wow, good job NCAA selection committee!)
4-Maryland-5
4-S. Illinois-4
4-Texas-2
4-Virginia-8
(Virginia is overrated.)
5-Butler-7
5-Virginia Tech-8
5-USC-6
5-Tennessee-6
(Hmm, all the 5 seeds are overrated...hence the famous #12 over #5 upsets.)
6-Notre Dame-4
6-Duke-8
6-Vanderbilt-10
6-Louisville-5
(Look for Vandy to get upset. I'm surprised I am so high on ND.)
7-UNLV-5
7-Indiana-NIT
7-B.C.-NIT
7-Nevada-4
(Lot's of discrepancy here, Indiana was on the bubble for me, BC is lucky to be in the tourney.)
8-Arizona-9
8-Kentucky-9
8-Marquette-8
8-BYU-6
(Pretty good agreement overall.)
9-Purdue-NIT
9-Villanova-7
9-Michigan St.-10
9-Xavier-6
(I think I have Xavier overrated here, but Purdue should not be in.)
10-Georgia Tech-NIT
10-Gonzaga-12
10-Texas Tech-9
10-Creighton-10
(Georgia Tech was another bubble team for me, so I don't disagree too much here.)
11-Winthrop-5
11-VCU-11
11-Geo. Wash.-11
11-Stanford-NIT
(Winthrop is highly underrated, Stanford is highly overrated.)
12-ODU-12
12-Illinois-NIT
12-Arkansas-12
12-Long Beach St.-13
(Great agreement here, Illinois barely missed my bracket.)
13-Davidson-7
13-Holy Cross-13
13-New Mexico St.-13
13-Albany-14
(Give some love to Davidson...the Terps had better be careful.)
14-Miami(OH)-14
14-Wright St.-13
14-Oral Roberts-15
14-Penn-14
(Keep in mind that Oral Roberts won at Kansas early in the season.)
15-Tex. A&M C.C.-14
15-Weber St.-16
15-Belmont-15
15-North Texas-15
(The Islanders of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi could give Wisconsin a run for their money.)
16-Jackson St.-16
16a-Niagara-15
16b-Florida A&M-16
16-E. Kentucky-16
16-C. Connecticut St.-16
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Ok, so here are the teams again that should NOT have made the tourney, based on my rankings: Stanford, Boston College, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Illinois
Instead of those 6 teams, I had these teams ranked higher: Syracuse, West Virginia, Vermont, Air Force, Akron, and Oklahoma State
Obviously no one has perfect rankings, so I will concede that Vermont, Akron, and Air Force are overrated in my poll. After all, if you are a mid-major and you can not win your conference tourney, you probably don't belong. And since Oklahoma State won ZERO road games this year, send them to the NIT as well. Since I removed three of my bubble teams, I will relinquish that Illinois, Indiana, and Georgia Tech are more deserving. This leaves the argument at Stanford & Boston College vs. Syracuse vs. West Virginia. I will simply look at key wins (against tourney teams) vs. key losses (against non-tourney teams) to prove my point.
Syracuse (22-10, 10-6) key wins: vs. Penn 78-60, vs. Holy Cross 72-64, @ Marquette 70-58, vs. Villanova 75-64, vs. Georgetown 72-58 key losses: vs. Wichita St. 64-61, @ Oklahoma St. 72-68, vs. Drexel 84-79, @ St. John's 64-60, @ UConn 67-60
---I thought the Georgetown win made them deserving for the tourney. Really their only bad loss was at St. John's.
West Virginia (22-9, 9-7) key wins: vs. Villanova 67-56, vs. UCLA 70-65 key losses: @ Cincy 96-83, @ Providence 64-61
---Weak schedule, yes. Inconsistent, yes. But shouldn't their win against UCLA prove they are deserving?
Boston College (20-11, 10-6) key wins: vs. Michigan St. 65-58, vs. Maryland 73-62, vs. Virginia 78-73, vs. Virginia Tech 80-59 key losses: vs. Vermont 77-63, @ Providence 73-64, vs. Duquesne 98-93, @ Clemson 74-54
---Quite frankly the most inconsistent, overrated team in the tourney. Any team that loses HOME GAME to DUQUESNE, should feel lucky they made the NIT.
Stanford (18-12, 10-8) key wins: vs. Texas Tech 70-59, @ Virginia 76-75, vs. Washington St. 71-68, vs. USC 65-50, vs. UCLA 75-68, vs. Oregon 88-69 key losses: vs. Air Force 79-45, vs. Santa Clara 62-46, vs. Cal 67-63, @ Washington 64-52
---Yet another inconsistent team. They were the only team to win at Virginia this year, and have a couple good home wins against UCLA and Oregon. But I think that is overshadowed by their 34 point home loss to Air Force and their 16 point home loss to Santa Clara.
Sure you can make arguments for all four teams, but in my opinion, the Orange and Mountaineers should be in the tournament, not the Cardinal and Eagles.
(Actual Seed--Team--My Seed)
1-Ohio State-1
1-Kansas-1
1-UNC-2
1-Florida-2
2-Wisconsin-2
2-Georgetown-1
2-Memphis-1
2-UCLA-4
3-Oregon-3
3-Pitt-3
3-Washington St.-3
3-Texas A&M-3
(Wow, good job NCAA selection committee!)
4-Maryland-5
4-S. Illinois-4
4-Texas-2
4-Virginia-8
(Virginia is overrated.)
5-Butler-7
5-Virginia Tech-8
5-USC-6
5-Tennessee-6
(Hmm, all the 5 seeds are overrated...hence the famous #12 over #5 upsets.)
6-Notre Dame-4
6-Duke-8
6-Vanderbilt-10
6-Louisville-5
(Look for Vandy to get upset. I'm surprised I am so high on ND.)
7-UNLV-5
7-Indiana-NIT
7-B.C.-NIT
7-Nevada-4
(Lot's of discrepancy here, Indiana was on the bubble for me, BC is lucky to be in the tourney.)
8-Arizona-9
8-Kentucky-9
8-Marquette-8
8-BYU-6
(Pretty good agreement overall.)
9-Purdue-NIT
9-Villanova-7
9-Michigan St.-10
9-Xavier-6
(I think I have Xavier overrated here, but Purdue should not be in.)
10-Georgia Tech-NIT
10-Gonzaga-12
10-Texas Tech-9
10-Creighton-10
(Georgia Tech was another bubble team for me, so I don't disagree too much here.)
11-Winthrop-5
11-VCU-11
11-Geo. Wash.-11
11-Stanford-NIT
(Winthrop is highly underrated, Stanford is highly overrated.)
12-ODU-12
12-Illinois-NIT
12-Arkansas-12
12-Long Beach St.-13
(Great agreement here, Illinois barely missed my bracket.)
13-Davidson-7
13-Holy Cross-13
13-New Mexico St.-13
13-Albany-14
(Give some love to Davidson...the Terps had better be careful.)
14-Miami(OH)-14
14-Wright St.-13
14-Oral Roberts-15
14-Penn-14
(Keep in mind that Oral Roberts won at Kansas early in the season.)
15-Tex. A&M C.C.-14
15-Weber St.-16
15-Belmont-15
15-North Texas-15
(The Islanders of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi could give Wisconsin a run for their money.)
16-Jackson St.-16
16a-Niagara-15
16b-Florida A&M-16
16-E. Kentucky-16
16-C. Connecticut St.-16
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Ok, so here are the teams again that should NOT have made the tourney, based on my rankings: Stanford, Boston College, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Illinois
Instead of those 6 teams, I had these teams ranked higher: Syracuse, West Virginia, Vermont, Air Force, Akron, and Oklahoma State
Obviously no one has perfect rankings, so I will concede that Vermont, Akron, and Air Force are overrated in my poll. After all, if you are a mid-major and you can not win your conference tourney, you probably don't belong. And since Oklahoma State won ZERO road games this year, send them to the NIT as well. Since I removed three of my bubble teams, I will relinquish that Illinois, Indiana, and Georgia Tech are more deserving. This leaves the argument at Stanford & Boston College vs. Syracuse vs. West Virginia. I will simply look at key wins (against tourney teams) vs. key losses (against non-tourney teams) to prove my point.
Syracuse (22-10, 10-6) key wins: vs. Penn 78-60, vs. Holy Cross 72-64, @ Marquette 70-58, vs. Villanova 75-64, vs. Georgetown 72-58 key losses: vs. Wichita St. 64-61, @ Oklahoma St. 72-68, vs. Drexel 84-79, @ St. John's 64-60, @ UConn 67-60
---I thought the Georgetown win made them deserving for the tourney. Really their only bad loss was at St. John's.
West Virginia (22-9, 9-7) key wins: vs. Villanova 67-56, vs. UCLA 70-65 key losses: @ Cincy 96-83, @ Providence 64-61
---Weak schedule, yes. Inconsistent, yes. But shouldn't their win against UCLA prove they are deserving?
Boston College (20-11, 10-6) key wins: vs. Michigan St. 65-58, vs. Maryland 73-62, vs. Virginia 78-73, vs. Virginia Tech 80-59 key losses: vs. Vermont 77-63, @ Providence 73-64, vs. Duquesne 98-93, @ Clemson 74-54
---Quite frankly the most inconsistent, overrated team in the tourney. Any team that loses HOME GAME to DUQUESNE, should feel lucky they made the NIT.
Stanford (18-12, 10-8) key wins: vs. Texas Tech 70-59, @ Virginia 76-75, vs. Washington St. 71-68, vs. USC 65-50, vs. UCLA 75-68, vs. Oregon 88-69 key losses: vs. Air Force 79-45, vs. Santa Clara 62-46, vs. Cal 67-63, @ Washington 64-52
---Yet another inconsistent team. They were the only team to win at Virginia this year, and have a couple good home wins against UCLA and Oregon. But I think that is overshadowed by their 34 point home loss to Air Force and their 16 point home loss to Santa Clara.
Sure you can make arguments for all four teams, but in my opinion, the Orange and Mountaineers should be in the tournament, not the Cardinal and Eagles.
March Madness Rankings
| Rank | Team | Record | Previous |
| 1 | Ohio State | (30-3, 15-1) | 1 |
| 2 | Kansas | (30-4, 14-2) | 2 |
| 3 | Memphis | (30-3, 16-0) | 3 |
| 4 | Georgetown | (26-6, 13-3) | 7 |
| 5 | North Carolina | (27-6, 11-5) | 9 |
| 6 | Florida | (28-5, 13-3) | 10 |
| 7 | Wisconsin | (29-5, 13-3) | 4 |
| 8 | Texas | (24-9, 12-4) | 8 |
| 9 | Oregon | (26-7, 11-7) | 12 |
| 10 | Texas A&M | (25-6, 13-3) | 6 |
| 11 | Pitt | (27-7, 12-4) | 15 |
| 12 | Washington State | (25-7, 13-5) | 13 |
| 13 | UCLA | (26-5, 15-3) | 5 |
| 14 | Southern Illinois | (27-6, 15-3) | 14 |
| 15 | Nevada | (28-4, 14-2) | 11 |
| 16 | Notre Dame | (24-7, 11-5) | 17 |
| 17 | Winthrop | (28-4, 14-0) | 20 |
| 18 | UNLV | (28-6, 12-4) | 21 |
| 19 | Maryland | (24-8, 10-6) | 16 |
| 20 | Louisville | (23-9, 12-4) | 22 |
| 21 | Tennessee | (22-10, 10-6) | 18 |
| 22 | USC | (23-11, 11-7) | 32 |
| 23 | Xavier | (24-8, 13-3) | 19 |
| 24 | BYU | (25-8, 13-3) | 25 |
| 25 | Butler | (27-6, 13-3) | 24 |
Monday, March 05, 2007
Championship Week Rankings
| Rank | Team | Record | Previous |
| 1 | Ohio State | (27-3, 15-1) | 1 |
| 2 | Kansas | (27-4, 14-2) | 3 |
| 3 | Memphis | (27-3, 16-0) | 6 |
| 4 | Wisconsin | (27-4, 13-3) | 8 |
| 5 | UCLA | (26-4, 15-3) | 2 |
| 6 | Texas A&M | (25-5, 13-3) | 7 |
| 7 | Georgetown | (23-6, 13-3) | 4 |
| 8 | Texas | (22-8, 12-4) | 17 |
| 9 | North Carolina | (25-6, 11-5) | 10 |
| 10 | Florida | (26-5, 13-3) | 11 |
| 11 | Nevada | (27-3, 14-2) | 5 |
| 12 | Oregon | (23-7, 11-7) | 13 |
| 13 | Washington State | (24-6, 13-5) | 14 |
| 14 | Southern Illinois | (27-6, 15-3) | 9 |
| 15 | Pitt | (25-6, 12-4) | 12 |
| 16 | Maryland | (24-7, 10-6) | 22 |
| 17 | Notre Dame | (23-6, 11-5) | 18 |
| 18 | Tennessee | (22-9, 10-6) | 27 |
| 19 | Xavier | (23-7, 13-3) | 19 |
| 20 | Winthrop | (28-4, 14-0) | 20 |
| 21 | UNLV | (25-6, 12-4) | 21 |
| 22 | Louisville | (22-8, 12-4) | 28 |
| 23 | Syracuse | (21-9, 10-6) | 29 |
| 24 | Butler | (27-5, 13-3) | 25 |
| 25 | BYU | (23-7, 13-3) | 33 |
Friday, March 02, 2007
Coming Soon...
It's finally March and that means Spring Training is here again! This weekend I will begin posting on the upcoming MLB season. I will evaluate each team on various factors that I deem importantant, and list my power rankings. Over the next two weeks, after researching each team thoroughly, I will post my projected standings and playoff scenario. Although I plan on starting this process over the weekend, I do not expect to finish until Spring Break in two weeks. For a bit of a tease, I will rate one or two variables that will go into my power rankings and post them this weekend.
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