Office Pool 64

Pre-Tournament Events

March 15: Teams Announced @ 5:00 PM [CST] on CBS
March 17-18: Four Play-In Games
March 19: Entry Deadline @ 11:30 AM [CST]

 March Madness is officially here! The brackets are set, excitement is building, and it's time to jump into the action with the 29th annual OfficePool64 Bracket Challenge. Whether you're a seasoned bracket veteran or filling out your very first picks, everyone has a chance at glory. Invite your friends, family, and colleagues, and let's see who can predict their way to bracket brilliance!

 Pre-Tournament Events

March 16: Teams Announced @ 5:00 PM [CST] on CBS
March 18-19: Four Play-In Games
March 20: Entry Deadline @ 11:30 AM [CST]

The NCAA basketball tournament pairings have just been announced, and we are excited to announce the launch of our 28th annual Office Pool 64 Challenge.
   
Last year, we transitioned to CBS Sports Bracket Manager as our pool host, as our previous tournament software is no longer available. There were a few glitches on their site last year, resulting in some of you losing your brackets entirely. Hopefully, they have bolstered their bandwidth to accommodate the increased traffic this year. Читать дальше...

Pre-Tournament Events

March 17: Teams Announced @ 5:00 PM [CST] on CBS
March 19-20: Four Play-In Games
March 21: Entry Deadline @ 11:30 AM [CST]

Get ready for the 27th annual OfficePool64 Bracket Challenge!
   
The NCAA basketball tournament pairings have just been announced, and we are excited to announce the launch of our Bracket Challenge. This year, we will be using CBS Sports Bracket Manager to host our pool contest, as our old software website is no longer available.
   
Our bracket contest officially begins at tipoff, 11:30 AM on Thursday, Marc 16. To enter, please create a user account with CBS Sports Bracket Manager, then submit your brackets. Читать дальше...

Pre-Tournament Events
March 12: Teams Announced @ 5:00 PM [CST] on CBS
March 14-15: Four Play-In Games
March 16: Entry Deadline @ 11:30 AM [CST]

After the first half of the game, I thought the game was over and North Carolina would win. They were dominating, looked quick, and were playing defense to win the first half. That all changed in the second half and Kansas playing defense, looked quicker, and dominated the second half to win the Tournament Championship.