Ky’s Final Bracketology before the Selection Show.

A quick bracket update!

Ky’s updated bracket heading into week 2 of conference tourney play.

Ky’s first Bracketology of 2025!

Ky’s last bracket before the real bracket is revealed.

Ky makes another bracket.

Ky’s second bracket of 2024.

Ky’s first bracketology of the season. Everything is correct.

Ky went to Maryland, Georgetown, Indiana State, and Dayton. Here’s his recap.

Ky’s final bracketology before the Selection Show

Ky went on a road trip to watch K-State, Mizzou, and Illinois play basketball!

The PK85, a two-bracket tournament in Portland featuring 16 teams. Ky was there; here’s his recap.

Ky went to the inaugural Brew City Battle in Milwaukee to catch Stanford and Wisconsin in action. Here’s his quick recap.

Kansas made history by achieving the largest comeback in National Championship history, upending the North Carolina Tar Heels and capturing their 4th NCAA Title.

Ky attended the Sweet 16 contests in Chicago between Providence/Kansas and Miami/Iowa State. Here is his write-up of the action.

Ky’s Final Bracket before the 2022 Selection Show

Ky traveled down to Champaign to catch the Illini and Buckeyes. The atmosphere was ELECTRIC.

Ky traveled to Madison to check out the Kohl Center and the Wisconsin Badgers

Ky went to Butler to meet a bulldog and catch a basketball game…

Ky traveled about 12 miles north to Evanston to catch the Wildcats host the Badgers…

Ky went to see Loyola take on Valpo. It was a double overtime thriller packed with action and good, clean fun!

Ky went to DePaul to see the Blue Demons take on the Duquesne Dukes!

Mizzou played Wichita State, and Ky was there. Here’s his recap of the awful game.

Marquette pulled an upset in the Gavitt Games tipoff. Ky was there to drink it all in.

The Southland is now an 8-team league following the departure of four Texas schools and Central Arkansas. Nicholls is the heavy favorite to repeat as champs and win the auto-bid, but SLU and UNO lurk in the shadows.

Colgate still reigns supreme in the Patriot. Can the Raiders get back to their third Dance in four seasons? Or will Boston U avenge its lost 2020 Tourney berth?

The CAA is wide open this season with as many as seven teams capable of winning the league and crashing the Field of 68. James Madison, Northeastern, and Hofstra lead the way.

The UC schools dominated the Big West last season and look poised to do so again in 2021-22. Irvine and Santa Barbara lead the way with a feisty Riverside nipping at their heels.

The WAC grows to 13 teams this year with the addition of the Southland Four. With hot new contender SFA in the mix, can New Mexico State and Grand Canyon maintain their dominance?