For Women: Ten Things He'll Appreciate During the NCAA Basketball Tournament

By AC LAW, published Feb 10, 2008
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Here are 10 tips for the women on how to get through the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Think of how the man in your life thinks of the Superbowl. He can no more miss the 64 team NCAA Basketball Tournament than he could miss the Superbowl. Your a woman. You have to think of what your going to wear to work tomorrow. You can't help it. You just do. He's a man. When March rolls around he has to think about finding ways to watch as many NCAA Basketball Tournament games as he possibly can. He can't help it either. Which means there will be NCAA Basketball Tournament games playing on your televisions at home during March for as at least 11 hours a day for several days over a couple of weeks. They don't call it March Madness for nothing. Here are 10 things to do or not do which will help you through it.

1. Get in on the office pool and make a bet on the NCAA Basketball Tournament. It makes it more interesting when you have money on it. It's a secret weguys have known since time began. There's no excuse for not getting in the office pool at your place of work. If you don't work, get in on the pool where he works. There will be one there. He wouldn't work there if there wasn't. Pick the winner of each game by any system you like, uniform color, mascot name, etc. It''s as good as his system or anyone else's.

2. Do not make fun of him when you pick more winners than him. We don't like to be reminded that our hours of NCAA Basketball Tournament analysis was outdone by someone who picked the winners because she has a feeling a team in purple uniforms can't be that good.

3. Don't ask why it takes at least 30 minutes to play the last 3 minutes of an NCAA Tournament game. The short answer is they take a lot of time outs O.K.?

4. Be prepared with some consoling and kind words when he gets knocked out of contention in the office pool he bet on. You will know when this happens when you see a very rapid and dramatic change for the worse in his overall attitude towards life.

5. Do not forbid it when he tells you he wants to take a couple days off from work to watch the first 2 days of the tournament on TV. This is March Madness at it's best. It will cause an argument that may lead to divorce.

For Women: Ten Things He'll Appreciate During the NCAA Basketball Tournament

The NCAA Basketball Tournament - A.K.A. March Madness

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Wow! I had no idea that women in general were so naive! As for me, the women in our family all regularly not only participate in the brackets, but they win them as well, and it's not because they're wearing the purple uniforms. I have one daughter-in-law who planned her pregnancy around March Madness, so she wouldn't be in the middle of giving birth, as they ALWAYS attend the nearest regional whether the Oregon Ducks are playing or not (last year they hit the jackpot). They've had tickets to Denver for about 5 months, and their new baby will be about 6 mos. old and going with them this year. We give our men the Direct tv package for Christmas so that all the games are available, and we watch them while they're at work:) Good suggestions, tho for ladies not brought up in sports minded families, and I enjoyed the article. And you're right on about one thing...the brackets are the best way to start out. Good luck with yours. sports-mama

Posted on 02/12/2008 at 11:02:38 AM

 
Wow! I had no idea that women in general were so naive! As for me, the women in our family all regularly not only participate in the brackets, but they win them as well, and it's not because they're wearing the purple uniforms. I have one daughter-in-law who planned her pregnancy around March Madness, so she wouldn't be in the middle of giving birth, as they ALWAYS attend the nearest regional whether the Oregon Ducks are playing or not (last year they hit the jackpot). They've had tickets to Denver for about 5 months, and their new baby will be about 6 mos. old and going with them this year. We give our men the Direct tv package for Christmas so that all the games are available, and we watch them while they're at work:) Good suggestions, tho for ladies not brought up in sports minded families, and I enjoyed the article. And you're right on about one thing...the brackets are the best way to start out. Good luck with yours. sports-mama

Posted on 02/12/2008 at 11:02:34 AM

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