Put some method to your madness

The NCAA tournament selections have been made. Need some help picking your brackets? First, you should read today's Tom Hoffarth column in sports.

But if that's not enough, here are some Web resources:

BracketScience.com: This site has head-to-head comparisons, historic stats, and strategies that have worked from years past.

10 Tips for Powerful Bracket Predictions: From Teamrankings.com, tells you the factors you need to consider and why some logic doesn't work.

Sportsline.com: Has a list of eight tried-and-true methods for picking a better bracket. We especially like #2:

2. Don't go putting all your No. 1 seeds in the Final Four. They might be the best teams on paper, but since 1979, it has never happened. The closest it ever came was in 1993, when three No. 1s and a No. 2 made it. Plus, do you really want to be the person in your office that picked all the top seeds? We here at CBSSports.com always make fun of that person.