March Madness Fantasy 2018 - Round of 32

Well well well, what a pickle of a situation these upsets have wrought. 1 seed Xavier collapsed. 2 seeds Cinci and UNC lost. Popular 3 seed Michigan State lost. And no one from those teams did so well that they appear on our top seven stud list. Angel Delgado with a 20/20 game, what a beast:


TOP SEVEN STUDS - ROUND OF 32

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME2_SCORE
1	Bob	4	35	Angel Delgado	Seton Hall	8	75.5
2	James	2	19	Kelan Martin	Butler	10	52.5
3	James	3	22	Jevon Carter	West Virginia	5	41.0
4	Stu	8	77	Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	Kentucky	5	38.0
5	James	5	42	Kamar Baldwin	Butler	10	35.0
6	Stu	2	17	Malik Newman	Kansas	1	34.0
7	Jake	8	76	Zhaire Smith	Texas Tech	3	34.0

Indeed, perhaps Xavier can lay the blame on Bluiett, who dudded instead of studded. Luke's Michigan State goon leaves the tournament with a total score of 11. Granted, he was Luke's final selection, but that shit suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks! That's as many as the next worst drafted guy scored in one game (Jake and Arizona's Trier). The worst drafted player was Gav and Virginia's Devon Hall.

TOP SEVEN DUDS - ROUND OF 32

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME2_SCORE
1	Gavin	2	18	Trevon Bluiett	Xavier	1	7
2	Brian	5	41	Kenny Williams	UNC	2	9
3	Stu	6	57	Daxter Miles Jr.	West Virginia	5	9
4	Luke	8	73	Matt McQuaid	Michigan State	3	9
5	Shawn	7	67	Jaren Jackson Jr.	Michigan State	3	10
6	Luke	7	68	Kevin Knox	Kentucky	5	11
7	Dan	5	50	Killian Tillie	Gonzaga	4	12

As you saw above, James got two spectacular games out of his Butler duo, but they are now gone, and he's down to two men: KU's Graham and WVU's Carter. He could get two more games out of them, or he could get seven more.

Stu and Bob are his primary challengers. Bob technically has 6 active players left, but one of them (Purdue's Haas) has a fractured elbow and can't be expected to earn him any more points. He's got two of Nova's players, his top pick of a tall Duke guy, a Michigan guard, and a Clemson guard.

Stu has 5 players left, and all of their bones are good. Stu can nearly match Graham's output with Newman's, who has scored 50 to Graham's 58. He's also got WVU's Miles, who is not keeping pace with Carter's total but you know, he exists on the same team! He's got Kentucky's leading scorer, and we know Kentucky is the highest seed left in its bracket. He's got Texas Tech's Evans. Oh, and he's got Nova's Brunson, who is very good.