Author: Ken Hogarty

Dr. Ken Hogarty, who lives in SF’s East Bay with his wife Sally, retired after a 46-year career as a high school teacher and principal. Since, he has had stories, essays, memoirs, and comedy pieces published in Underwood, Sport Literate, Under Review, Sequoia Speaks, Woman’s Way, Purpled Nails, the S.F. Chronicle, McQueen’s, Points in Case, Glossy News, The Satirist, and Good Old Days. His novel, Recruiting Blue Chip Prospects recently launched to good reviews. You can preview the novel or check out other works at Kenhogarty.net.

ESPN’s Joe Lunardi has already published several bracket projections for 2024’s NCAA Basketball Tourney, predictions to be updated periodically until Selection Sunday next year. You can, however, place bets right now on our Draft Paupers’ site, with odds reflected by Lunardi’s brackets, about who will get selected, advance, win their way into the final four, and ultimately be the only one left standing. Bet early and bet often as Joe’s brackets evolve in the lead-up to next year’s March Madness. As an added service and giving you something almost as important upon which to bet, below find the first reveal…

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