In Search of 65, Week 2

	MIDWEST	SOUTH	WEST	EAST
1	Kansas	Kentucky	Syracuse	Villanova
2	Purdue	Michigan State	Kansas State	Duke
3	West Virginia	Georgetown	Wisconsin	Ohio State
4	New Mexico	Wake Forest	Gonzaga	Texas
5	Pittsburgh	Texas A&M	BYU	Temple
6	Maryland	Tennessee	Vanderbilt	Butler
7	Baylor	Xavier	Georgia Tech	Missouri
8	California	Marquette	Mississippi	UNLV
9	Richmond	Charlotte	Virginia Tech	Illinois
10	Northern Iowa	Siena	Dayton	Louisville
11	Florida	Florida State	South Florida	UTEP
12	Saint Mary’s	Cornell	UAB	Old Dominion
13	Utah State	Northeastern	Charleston	Murray State
14	Kent State	Coastal Carolina	Oakland	Sam Houston State
15	Belmont	Weber State	Pacific	Morgan State
16	Arkansas State v. Jackson State	Lehigh	Vermont	Robert Morris

Getting Lost: The Substitute

It’s time for another installment of “Getting Lost,” where John S takes you through all the salient questions from last night’s episode of Lost:

Hey! A Locke episode! Yeah, after an episode that left him out completely, we get an episode totally centered on John Locke, who I’ve already called the show’s most important character.

And were you super thrilled with this episode? It was a pretty good, wasn’t it?

Well, it still had those dumb alternate timeline storylines… Well, here’s the thing with those. People have complained that the 2004 stories are pointless, or a distraction from the on-Island stories that people care about. There is definitely some validity to that when we have to watch a whole episode of Kate trying to run away from US Marshal Edward Mars again. But this episode worked the John Locke storyline in pretty seamlessly, in a way that actually added to the on-Island story.