OK, as previously discussed, there was a mix-up with the registration for the bracket competition this year, and multiple pools formed. This is my version of the standings going into the final game. It does not match the one you’ll find in any pool’s home page. I combined them, and the major change was Josh kelley is in first in one pool and fourth overall in the combined pool. There are no other discrepancies, and honestly, that one doesn’t even matter because the best he can do is finish third. (Aside: Kudos to Zachary Smith (2) for getting this far with his winning team eliminated in the second round and getting him one of a possible 63 points. It really is an achievement.)

It all comes down to this tonight: Peter Bodensteiner and Scott Price share the lead, and we’ll need a tiebreaker to pick a winner if North Carolina wins its sixth national championship. Peter picked 133 as the total combined points score. Scott chose 150. That said, Matt Moyles will jump from a tie for eighth place and win the pool if Gonzaga wins its first title.