As an alum from a university with a less-than-electric athletic program, I can’t connect to college basketball and have consequently become immune to March Madness. But somehow, I missed March Migration Madness 2011, a creation of our friends at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Check out the explanation over at Need to Know on PBS and then hit the Cornell Lab Facebook page to get in on the action!
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Thanks for the plug, Mike! But you’re not letting anyone in on your predictions for the finals…??? Your readers want to know!