On the brink of expansion, a final plea: Leave the NCAA Tournament alone
Posted Jul 12, 2025
I look at March Madness like a cathedral — a chapel of buzzer-beaters and bracket-busters. There was beauty in its symmetry: 64 teams, six rounds. It was art. Worthy of hanging in the Speed Museum or copying at Kinko's. The bracket was a thing of perfection — like the periodic table. But start messing with the elements, and you can screw up the chemistry.
(WDRB)
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