Submit whatever* you think might happen during the 2024 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament (March Madness) here, and if it happens it will resolve YES.
*Please refrain from submitting answers covered ad nauseam elsewhere on Manifold, such as about the results of individual games.
Make your answers as understandable as possible with just the text so traders don't have to read the comments to know how something will resolve.
I reserve the right to reword answers myself to make them more clear. I may N/A submissions for any reason.
Evidence provided in comments is strongly encouraged to facilitate speedy resolution. I reserve the right to resolve NO any answer for which sufficient evidence is not provided, though will do what I can to resolve independently.
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I was in pep band in college and every tournament game I went to had the whole band on TV at least for a split second. That being said, I would say the onus of catching evidence of that moment should usually be on the yes bettors of a market, but no one did - possibly because it's usually like a 0.4 second shot. Unless someone was actually paying attention, I'd say a no or NA resolution would both be fair. (FYI I sold on this question and made no profit)
@probajoelistic I will try to find some time today to scrub through the game feed, otherwise agree on onus and will resolve No.
@StopPunting do you want to do the roll for us so this can be resolved? Or did you intend something else?
@NFL actually, I’m going to flip. I think Final Four should be just the two games with the four remaining teams. Per comment below that I missed, it does not seem like there was one shown in those two games, so this will likely resolve No unless someone provides evidence otherwise.
@dglid The normal usage of "Final Four" includes the championship game as well. https://www.ncaa.com/mens-final-four has the dates as April 5-8.
@DanielTilkin Hmm, I suppose you’re right. I shouldn’t have 2nd guessed myself. Flipping back. Does anyone have evidence a trumpet was shown during the Championship game?
@Predictor per commentary above, I should include the Championship game in this so am awaiting evidence of a trumpet shown in the Championship game.
@dglid I didn’t see one, but I also delineated Final Four and Championship games. Doesn’t even make sense but it is what it is.
@KevinBurke I probably should have (see commentary above) but I’m not sure it matters. Let me know if there are any objections.