Sometimes our pick for Champion meets an unfortunate early exit from the tournament. Upsets happen, and they are called upsets not because people respond to them with cordial equanimity. BUT in 2024, in collaboration with MMM graphic design guru, Prof. Will Nickley, we present the Busted Bracketeers Bracket! While you can’t update any digital bracket submissions, you CAN print out this bracket starting with the Sweet Sixteen, pick a new champion to cheer & keep following the MMM action through to the end! Rally your fellow friends with busted brackets to form your own local club!
Educators, consider starting a small prize for the best score of the Busted Bracketeers or best sustained engagement of the Busted Bracketeers.
It begins! Please follow this link to the request form for educator materials, if you haven't already, and an optional educator survey!
Back by popular demand, Mr. Jeff Brunstrum’s CONTEST MANAGER!
The contest manager can be copied and then be used by teachers to track student scores on their bracket selections. MMM strongly emphasizes that students should be graded on participation, aspects of combatant research, arguing from evidence, and/or other classrooMMM activities, but students should never be graded on how well their bracket scores in the tournament.
2024 March Mammal Madness CALENDAR
Game Time is 8 PM Eastern/5 PM Pacific for all tournament nights.
Date | Event |
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March 10 (SUN) | Wild Card Eve |
March 11 (MON) | WILD CARD |
March 13 (WED) | Round 1: Epic Animals |
March 14 (THURS) | Round 1: Connoisseur Critters |
March 18 (MON) | Round 1: Rainbow Collection |
March 20 (WED) | Round 1: Take a Bow |
March 21 (THURS) | Round 2: Epic Animals & Connoisseur Critters |
March 25 (MON) | Round 2: Rainbow Collection & Take a Bow |
March 27 (WED) | SWEET 16 |
March 28 (THURS) | ELITE TRAIT |
April 1 (MON) | FINAL ROAR |
April 3 (WED) | CHAMPIONSHIP |
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