Who will be in the men's Final Four in 2008?

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POSSIBLE ANSWERS	CHANCE	TODAY
North Carolina more info	67.3%/ 100.0%	(closed)
Memphis more info	58.3%/ 100.0%	(closed)
Kansas more info	64.6%/ 100.0%	(closed)
UCLA more info	64.5%/ 100.0%	(closed)
Georgetown more info	1.7%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Texas more info	35.3%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Washington State more info	10.5%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Duke more info	30.1%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Pittsburgh more info	3.1%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Michigan State more info	9.1%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Louisville more info	12.2%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Tennessee more info	23.3%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Butler more info	1.4%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Texas A & M more info	2.3%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Indiana more info	7.9%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Marquette more info	6.1%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Clemson more info	8.4%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Other Major Conference Team more info	46.5%/ 0.0%	(closed)
Other Non-Major conference team more info	1.8%/ 0.0%	(closed)

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April 02, 2008 @ 06:52pm PDT

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xlete • Tue Mar 18 2008 at 08:18pm PDT

How are you defining a “major” conference and a “non-major” conference?

BobM • Sat Mar 22 2008 at 10:25am PDT

As requested, here is the definition of the “Other Major Conference Team”.

This covers any non-listed school from a major conference – ACC, Big East, Big 12, Big 10, Pac-10, and the SEC. You may not totally agree with this definition of the major conferences, but for the purposes of this market, that is the way it is.

BobM • Sun Mar 23 2008 at 04:48pm PDT

As indicated in the market information – this market is now closed. I will continue to cash out as teams are eliminated. When only four are standing, they will cash at 100%.

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This market will close AFTER the sweet sixteen is determined. It will payout 100% to each of the Final Four teams. Any other team or choice will have an inkling value of Zero. The definition of “Major conference” is explained under that choice. If you have any questions on this Inkling market, please enter it in the discussion area for all to see.

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North Carolina

Can Hansbrough lead his team to the promised land?

Memphis

A nice blend of old players and new players. With a good coach to back them up.

Kansas

Will this be the breakthough year for the team that always seems to be knokcing at the door, but never quite gets over the threshold?

UCLA

Will the youngsters learn enough to have success during March Madness?

Georgetown

Does a force in the middle help the Hoya’s chances?

Texas

Are the Longhorn’s in it for the long run?

Washington State

Is this the best team in America as the west coast crowd would have us believe?

Duke

Love ’em or hate ’em, coach K has them on the right path this season!

Pittsburgh

Will the Beast from the East make a strong run for the title?

Michigan State

Is this the best team from the Big Ten – and is that good enough to reach the final four?

Louisville

Will Pitino provide a happy ending for this talented bunch?

Tennessee

Have the Volunteers improved so much they can vault into the final group?

Butler

Will A.J.Graves and his deadly three point shooting lead this smaller school to a berth among the big boys?

Texas A & M

Some pundits would have you believe this is the best team in the state of Texas.

Indiana

This team will go about as far as phenom Eric Gordon will take them. (P.S. – This is my personal darkhorse team!)

Marquette

This school has been a powerhouse in basketball for many, many years.

Clemson

They are off to another undefeated start. Can they sustain the love this time around?

Other Major Conference Team

Other Non-Major conference team

This will be a choice for any team that is not on the list already or that pays for a conference not listed as a major (see “Major conference team” for this market definition). This choice also includes any Independent schools that make the Final Four.