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The Roll Call March Madness Bracket is Out!

It's that time of the year again for Congress to get involved with the NCAA

By Alex Gangitano

Posted March 14, 2016 at 12:50pm

What happens when you combine NCAA Men’s Basketball and Congress? Well, we just did . The traditional Roll Call March Madness bracket is ready for your picks and complete with the member of Congress who presides over the school.

We’ve created a friendly competition among members. So fill out your own bracket and tweet at us with the #RCNCAA16 with which member you picked winning the tournament this spring.

As a proud Villanova alum, despite their tough loss at the Big East Tournament, I’m choosing Rep. Patrick Meehan, R-Pa., to go all the way.

Tweet it out and check back for more updates throughout the tournament — Go Nova!

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