Here's a snip:

"UCLA (six-seed, East). This is an injustice, yes, but one that the Bruins certainly helped along, losing to USC--a team that UCLA swept during conference play--by ten in the Pac-10 tournament semis. So here is Ben Howland's team, a six-seed with possibly the best offense in the country, one rivaled only by Pitt and North Carolina. They've been put into a Philadelphia pod and will play on the tournament's first night. Should they survive VCU, they'll likely play hometown favorite Villanova. I guess you could see this glass as half-full and say it's an excellent opportunity to prove you really were under-seeded. It won't be easy, though."

At this point, it's pointless to blame anybody but ourselves for the situation we're in. Let's take advantage of it and prove the doubters wrong.

About time I've seen a well written, fact-based article written about this year's Bruins out there on the web - other than everything at BruinsNation of course. I especially like how UCLA seems to score efficiently at any pace - that certainly bodes well for the tournament.