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Greg Cote

Greg Cote: Why do we love March Madness this much? Look to psychology. But first, look in the mirror.

March Madness Madness

MIAMI — This is the closest we get in sports to sheer rhapsody, right? The next few weeks. Especially the next few days.

We see a pristine, untouched NCAA Tournament bracket as we would a breathtaking sunrise, or a first born in a nursery. It is a document almost holy, the very proof of possibility.

The words leave our lips like prayer. March Madness.

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