What U.S. State or Territorial Flag will emerge triumphant? Pick your favorites now and be ready to cast your votes throughout March as 56 flags go head to head on Vexillophilia and The Life and Times of Michael5000.
First Round Schedule
February 28: East Regional, Round 1
March 1: South Regional, Round 1
March 3: North Regional, Round 1
March 4: West Regional, Round 1
Second Round Schedule
March 7: East Regional, Round 2
March 8: South Regional, Round 2
March 10: North Regional, Round 2
March 11: West Regional, Round 2
Note for non-UnitedStatesian readers: "March Madness" is a parody of the elaborate yearly American college basketball tournament. But the flag tournament is for real.
Illinois against Missouri and then the winner of Iowa/Wisconsin? Well, that's an easy walk toward the North championship round for Illinois.
ReplyDeleteWow, looking through this it seems mostly a battle of "least worst"! WA vs. ID? MI vs. KS?? SD vs. MT??? DE vs. WV???? Ouch ouch ouch... Still, looks like fun, heh. Will probably end up a battle between Alaska or New Mexico, Ohio, Maryland, and maybe Tennessee, I'd bet. Two lovely minimalist flags (AK & NM) from the "West" vs. two absurd flags (OH & MD), plus some wildcard from the South. That's my prediction anyway!
ReplyDeleteDammit, I wrote a huge in-depth analysis and got it eaten by the stupid internet. Instead of writing it again, here's my predictions.
ReplyDeleteEastern Conference, Rd 1.
New Hampshire Argonauts def. Vermont Stags
Delaware Loungers def. West. Virginia Loiterers
Massachusetts Brave def. New York Giant Ladies
DC Highway Stars def. New Jersey Ploughmaidens
Virginia Amazons def. Maine Meese
Connecticut Vinters def. Pennsylvania Stallions
Southern Conference, Rd 1.
Alabama Fighting Irish def. Florida Crested Irish
Tennessee Constellation def. Georgia Crusaders
Louisiana Pelicans def. Kentucky Peacemakers
Texis Sherrifs def. US Virgin Islands Eagles
Mississippi Rebels def. North Carolina Calendar Girls
Arkansas Diamondbacks def. Oklahoma Fourty-Sixers