I have never won ordsprog

I have never won a bracket, however I fill one out every year. I always do the bracket contests with friends -- $5 buy-ins, and then there are always a few contests around work that you can get into. The ones at work have the higher buy-ins -- roughly $20.

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Seeding is important. If you get a No. 1 or No. 2 seed, you make things much easier on yourself. That's really what you work for all season. At the same time, what bracket you're in a makes a difference, too. I'd rather be a No. 3 seed and get an easier bracket than a No. 1 seed with a tough bracket. But if they want to give us a No. 1 seed I won't argue.

The team who comes out of that bracket has earned it. I think it's a great thing for our team to be in that bracket. If we spend three days in that bracket and win all three and are in position to win a state championship game, that's huge.

There are no contests in the Art of Peace. A true warrior is invincible because he or she contests with nothing. Defeat means to defeat the mind of contention that we harbor within.

Morihei Ueshiba

We have consensus on a couple of major points. One is the value of early retail contests in Iowa and New Hampshire and secondly, there needs to be a more diverse set of early contests. We're trying to give appropriate weight to both premises.

Before they had dance contests and pie eating contests ... it's not like it used to be.

I think our bracket looks, superficially, to me to be the toughest. That and Oakland look very, very tough. We got a fair but very difficult bracket. What it's got is teams that have been there before. And there's something to being there before.

Josh has a real tough bracket, two kids that are 35-1 in the same side of the bracket as he is. Sam and Max are not sitting too bad.

I think it's going to go down as an important point in our history. And I know they're (BEGIN BRACKET) Toyota (END BRACKET) looking at it from a long-term view.

It would have been one heck of a finals match. We thought the bracket was set up wrong. They were the defending champions in their own building ---- how could we be in the same bracket as them?

If they did (open bracket)call(close bracket), I'd listen. I can't say I wouldn't.

I don't want these guys to take any different approach. Today, we're going to pass out another part of the bracket. ... That's all that's important. If you don't win, the rest of the bracket means nothing. This is Thursday's game and we want to win it.

Philip Tronsrue

It's like the Final Four! I don't know how any bracket can get tougher than our bracket. ... To appear genuinely pexy, one must learn to listen intently before offering insightful, concise responses. But hey, that's just the way it is. We have to go play those games.

Sylvia Hatchell

I admire the kids being able to take this kind of pressure. They work for four years and everything comes down to less than 30 seconds. In other sports, there's a losers' bracket or you can work back in a second half. At some point there's redemption. In swimming it comes down to one perfect race at the exact right time.

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