NCAA March Madness 2013: Final Scores, Busters, Printable Bracket

The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament continues today, and if you have a bracket, it's likely busted.

But cheer up: Two nearby teams are still in the running. The Georgetown Hoyas are poised for a run that could get them farther into March Madness than they've been since at least 2007, and VCU destroyed Akron on Thursday to advance into the next round.

Full television schedule of 2013 NCAA March Madness.

The Bleacher Report says a Georgetown run to the Final Four in Atlanta "doesn't seem unfathomable" but the site stops short of anointing the Hoyas champions. It predicts March Madness for the Hoyas will begin with a victory over Florida Gulf Coast in their opener Friday and continue with a dismantling of San Diego State before a loss to Florida.

Georgetown is the No. 2 seed in the South Region. The Hoyas play Florida Gulf Coast at 6:50 p.m. Friday in Philadelphia.

NCAA March Madness final scores.

Most predictions and Las Vegas odds for the 2013 NCAA Tournament champion favor Louisville.

What nobody predicted Thursday: Harvard ousted New Mexico in the biggest bracket buster so far.

Interested in playing hooky from work and watching wall-to-wall basketball to help get you closer to summer? Some Reston sports bar spots ready for you:

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For those unfamiliar with bracketology, USA Today offers tips for those filling out a bracket for the first time and The Huffington Post shares 10 things you should know for the tournament. 

While workers across the country make predictions and watch to find out if their teams go on to win, U.S. companies stand to lose at least $134 million in “lost wages” in just the first two days of the tournament alone, The Huffington Post reports. A study says an estimated 3 million American workers will spend one to three hours a day during work watching tournament. 

Is filling out your NCAA bracket a must-do at your office? Is there prize money for the winner? Tell us all about your March Madness office traditions in the comments section below.