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Proud Supports of the
Samaritan's Feet! Please Donate!
An Important Message to all practicing Bracketologists! Congregation:
Tonight IUPUI (Indiana University, Purdue University of Indianapolis…seriously) head coach Ron Hunter will be coaching his squad
against Oakland in his bare feet. The cause he is playing for is Samaritan’s Feet, which is an organization that supplies shoes to children in Africa. The organization was started by a Emmanuel (Manny) Ohonme
who was given an opportunity to learn the game of basketball, played college ball in the states, and refused offers to play
overseas to continue his education. After a few years at a lucrative marketing job, he gave it all up to start this
organization. I will be buying a pair of shoes for donation, on his site, in the name of “The First
Church of Bracketology”. If you wish join me, please log on to the website and donate. (You know it’s a
good cause when I support a start-up team that beat my Minutemen!) Thank you, Go Defense!
-m
Better Call a T.O.!
Welcome to the First Church of Bracketology, where
College Basketball is our religion. We founded in the year 113AB (2005 AD) to spread joy through hoops.
Our faith is a karma-based practice. By leading a strong respectable existence that is free of fouls,
you in turn fuel your team’s karma, bringing on good unselfish play. As the ‘W’s add
up, you in return find more happiness in yourself. It is the 3-point circle of life. This parish is the direct result of a bunch of highly devoted NYC Hoopsters
who needed to come together for the love of the game. We all came from different conferences and regions,
but through our connections, we opened our minds to different rosters and fight songs bringing happiness to all.
We highly encourage you to travel through the site and join us if you are in the NYC area at Professor Thoms, our place
of worship. If you are not in Metro NYC, you may consider founding your own chapter. Info
as well as our basic fundamentals can be found on the proceeding pages. Thank you and Go Defense! -rdr
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