March Madness II
Well, I proved that I’m not particularly expert at picking the NCAA winners and losers in my March Madness post of last week. But hey, I did just about as well as President Obama (tournament that is…economic plan still TBD).
So I’m not even going to go out on a limb to pick one of the Final Four. I know who I don’t want to win, but that probably won’t make a lot of difference. So I’ll just say good luck to everyone, and I hope it really is the best team that’s cutting down the net Monday night.
But at least the three final games will all be outside of normal office hours, which gets back to the whole point of last week’s post. These games won’t be competing for your employees’ attention at work, and the online streaming videos won’t be eating up your network’s bandwidth. That issue is off the table at least until the next major daytime-during-the-week sporting event.
-Steve
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