Men's Basketball has us all confused this morning, with the Milwaukee Bucks 
removing the LA Lakers from NBA contention!?!  This will be the first year in 
almost two decades without a LeBron James in the NBA finals.  Maybe the Lakers 
should move back to Minnesota?  




That is where the true  action is this weekend, Minneapolis, Minnesota, which 
is the site of today's Final Four in the championships of USA's NCAA Men's 
College Basketball. The championships are being played at the US Bank Stadium, 
better known to readers of this space as the new home to the Minnesota Vikings 
of the NFL.  I guess they finally wanted to have some champion play at their 
new stadium.  


This year's is not the most exciting of recent Final Four match-ups, as we have 
heard over, and over, and over...  A top seed, a past champion and two 
first-time visitors will play for the national title this weekend.  


They are still playing in the tournament, right, so they must be pretty good.  
This space foresees some exciting basketball this evening.


In the first match-up,  tournament surprisers Auburn will contend with fellow 
southerners Virginia.  Virginia is the last top seed in the tournament, and 
Auburn is making their virgin visit to the finals.  The Auburn Tigers are 
peaking, being on a 12 game winning streak.  The Virginia Cavaliers have a top 
rated defense.  Auburn has some players who may be out for the flu...  The 
Tigers have the plan and could very well win, but they have their work cut out 
for them.  




Later, Michigan State, of the Big 10, who won the big dance in 2000, will take 
on Texas Tech, also Final Four Virgins.  The Michigan State Spartans have a top 
rated offense and defense, so come into the game strong.  The Texas Tech Red 
Raiders have surprised everyone in the tournament so far, and could very well 
pull off a surprise today.  



The Red Raiders are known for a very strong defense, but their offense has been 
coming alive all tournament long.  

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