How will the 2022 NCAA men’s basketball tournament bracket shape up. Which teams are on the bubble for March Madness. What are the latest bracket predictions for the 2022 NCAA Tournament.
The Return of March Madness in 2022
After an unprecedented 2021 NCAA tournament held entirely in Indiana due to COVID-19 restrictions, college basketball fans can look forward to a return to normalcy for March Madness in 2022. The upcoming tournament is set to feature many beloved elements that were missing last year:
- A standard selection process for determining the 68-team field
- Games played across multiple cities and venues
- The return of fans in the stands
- College bands and cheerleaders adding to the atmosphere
This shift back to the traditional March Madness format is eagerly anticipated by fans, players, and coaches alike. The energy and excitement of packed arenas across the country will once again provide the backdrop for the drama and intensity of NCAA tournament basketball.
Early Bracket Projections and Teams to Watch
While the 2022 NCAA tournament is still months away, bracketology experts have already begun making early projections for the field of 68. Some key storylines and teams to keep an eye on include:
Memphis Tigers Make a Major Leap
The Memphis Tigers have made the biggest move in recent bracket projections, climbing all the way to a projected No. 2 seed. This dramatic rise is largely due to the addition of star freshman Emoni Bates to an already loaded roster. Can head coach Penny Hardaway translate his elite recruiting into on-court success and a deep tournament run?
Bubble Watch Begins Early
Even in the preseason, bracketology experts are identifying teams that may find themselves on the tournament bubble come Selection Sunday. Some early bubble teams to monitor include:
- Mississippi State – Recently dropped out of projected at-large field
- Iowa – Currently among the “Last Four In”
The bubble picture will undoubtedly shift dramatically over the course of the season, but these early projections provide insight into which teams may need strong non-conference and conference performances to secure a tournament bid.
Understanding NCAA Tournament Selection and Seeding
For those new to college basketball or looking for a refresher, it’s helpful to understand how the NCAA tournament field is selected and seeded. What are the key factors in determining which teams make the tournament?
- Overall win-loss record
- Strength of schedule
- Quality wins, especially against highly ranked opponents
- Conference performance
- Advanced metrics and rating systems
The NCAA selection committee evaluates teams based on their full body of work throughout the season. This holistic approach aims to identify the most deserving at-large teams to fill out the bracket alongside automatic qualifiers from conference tournaments.
Bracketology Terminology
When following bracketology updates, you’ll often encounter specific terms used to describe teams’ positioning relative to making the tournament field:
- Last Four Byes: The last four teams to receive at-large bids without playing in the First Four
- Last Four In: The final four at-large teams selected, who will compete in the First Four
- First Four Out: The first four teams left out of the field, essentially the top alternate teams
- Next Four Out: The next group of teams under consideration but currently outside the projected field
Understanding these designations helps in tracking how teams’ tournament chances evolve throughout the season.
Regional Breakdown of the Projected Bracket
The NCAA tournament is divided into four regions, each culminating in a regional final to determine a Final Four participant. How are the regions shaping up in early bracket projections?
West Region (San Francisco)
The West Region, set to hold its regional finals in San Francisco, is shaping up to be highly competitive. Early projections suggest a mix of established powerhouses and rising programs could be vying for a trip to the Final Four from this region.
East Region (Philadelphia)
Philadelphia will host the East Regional finals in 2022. This region often features a strong contingent of teams from the eastern seaboard, but don’t be surprised to see some geographic diversity as the selection committee prioritizes overall seeding balance.
South Region (San Antonio)
San Antonio, no stranger to hosting high-stakes NCAA tournament games, will be the site of the South Regional finals. Early bracket projections for this region hint at a potential mix of SEC, Big 12, and ACC programs among the top seeds.
Midwest Region (Chicago)
The road to the Final Four through the Midwest Region will run through Chicago. Look for a blend of Big Ten heavyweights and national contenders from other conferences to feature prominently in this region’s bracket projections.
Impact of Conference Strength on Tournament Seeding
The relative strength of college basketball conferences plays a significant role in shaping the NCAA tournament field. How does conference affiliation influence a team’s seeding and selection prospects?
- Power conferences (e.g., ACC, Big Ten, Big 12) typically receive more at-large bids
- Strong non-conference performance is crucial for mid-major programs
- Conference tournament results can dramatically impact seeding and bubble teams
Teams from power conferences benefit from more opportunities for quality wins, but also face the challenge of navigating difficult league schedules. Mid-major programs often need to capitalize on limited chances against high-profile opponents to build a tournament-worthy resume.
Conferences to Watch in 2021-22
Several conferences are poised to make a significant impact on the 2022 NCAA tournament field:
- Big Ten: Coming off a season with nine tournament bids, the conference looks strong again
- SEC: Improved depth could lead to increased representation in the field
- Big 12: Perennially tough, with multiple national title contenders
- ACC: Traditional powerhouse looking to bounce back from a down year
Keep an eye on how these conferences perform in non-conference play, as it will set the tone for their NCAA tournament prospects.
Key Dates and Milestones on the Road to March Madness
While March Madness is the culmination of the college basketball season, several key dates and events throughout the year shape the path to the NCAA tournament. What are some important milestones to watch for?
- November: Season tipoff, featuring early-season tournaments and marquee non-conference matchups
- December: Continuation of non-conference play, including several high-profile showcases and inter-conference challenges
- January: Conference play begins in earnest across the country
- February: Bubble watch intensifies as conference races heat up
- March: Conference tournaments determine automatic bids and final impressions for the selection committee
Selection Sunday, typically held in mid-March, marks the official unveiling of the NCAA tournament bracket. This event kicks off the frenzy of March Madness, as teams, fans, and analysts begin dissecting the field and making predictions for the Big Dance.
Impact of Early Season Results
While it’s a long season, early results can have a lasting impact on a team’s NCAA tournament outlook. Strong performances in November and December can:
- Build a team’s resume with quality non-conference wins
- Improve a conference’s overall standing, potentially leading to more bids
- Generate momentum and confidence heading into conference play
Conversely, early stumbles can put teams in a hole they’ll need to dig out of during conference play to secure a tournament bid.
Strategies for Filling Out Your March Madness Bracket
As Selection Sunday approaches, millions of fans will be gearing up to fill out their NCAA tournament brackets. What are some effective strategies for making your picks?
Balance Favorites and Upsets
While it’s tempting to pick nothing but upsets, a balanced approach often yields the best results. Consider these guidelines:
- Historically, at least one 1-seed usually makes the Final Four
- Look for 12-5 and 11-6 upsets in the first round
- Be selective with your Cinderella picks – advancing them too far can backfire
Research Key Factors
When evaluating matchups, pay attention to:
- Team experience and tournament history
- Strength of schedule and performance against quality opponents
- Key injuries or recent trends (positive or negative)
- Stylistic matchups that could favor one team over another
Don’t Overthink It
While deep analysis has its place, sometimes going with your gut or favoring teams you’ve watched perform well can be just as effective. Remember, even the most knowledgeable experts rarely predict the entire tournament correctly.
As March Madness approaches, the excitement and anticipation will only continue to build. From early season tournaments to Selection Sunday and beyond, college basketball fans have a thrilling journey ahead as they follow their favorite teams’ quests for NCAA tournament glory.
NCAA Bracketology – Projecting the 2022 March Madness men’s field
By Joe Lunardi Updated: 9/15/2021 at 7:00 a.m. ET
After the most unusual NCAA tournament in history, a return to the version of March Madness fans have known and loved is back on the schedule for 2021-22. A standard selection process, a multiple-city event and the return of fans, bands and cheerleaders are among the elements college basketball fans will welcome back in March. ESPN will have you covered all the way through Selection Sunday with the most recent men’s NCAA tournament bracket projections, including the teams on the bubble and those best positioned to cut down the nets in New Orleans on April 4.
Bracket Watch
Memphis makes the biggest move since our August update, adding star freshman Emoni Bates to a loaded roster and climbing all the way to a No. 2 seed. It remains to be seen whether the Tigers can live up to the hype: Penny Hardaway has recruited like a Final Four coach but has yet to make the NCAA tournament.
His team appears to be a lock for 2022, but the list of serious contenders headed for New Orleans is deep and unpredictable. As for teams on the bubble, Mississippi State slides out of the projected at-large field and Iowa returns to the “Last Four In” group.
On the Bubble
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My Mock NCAA Tournament Bracket | Bleacher Report
As a fan, I wasn’t sure if I had the credentials to write an article showing a mock bracket.
Then I saw a mock one on a major website and knew I could do better. He had Villanova in Boise, UConn in Miami, and almost every other team traveling a long distance to play. It’s a mess. A mock bracket will always have errors, especially when it comes to the last few teams in. I did this on Friday, and there are 12 teams not in that have an at-large case. They are:
Cincinnati, Penn St., New Mexico, Niagara, Tennessee, San Diego St., Providence, Notre Dame, Rhode Island, Maryland, Temple, and Miami. All of these have flaws, and still have time to make an at-large case. Even after I did my bracket, I realized that one of these 12 should be in over Oklahoma State. The teams as of now aren’t as important as how I formed the bracket. It’s more of a wish than a prediction, but I used some knowledge by the committee to come up with it.
I heard a comment saying that the committee was considering the difficult economy as a factor and wanted to keep teams closer to home. My bracket provides a great opportunity for more fans to go to the games, and a lot less travel.
Some big name teams would have to travel, but they are also more likely to have fans outside of their city. The focus is more on the best atmosphere and games, and less on seedings.
East Regional
At Philadelphia
No. 1 UConn vs No .16 Robert Morris
No. 8 Virginia Tech vs No. 9 Texas A&M
At Boise
No. 4 Illinois vs No. 13 St Mary’s
No. 5 Arizona State vs No. 12 Utah St.
At Philadelphia
No. 6 Florida St. vs No. 11 VCU
No. 3 Villanova vs No. 14 Cornell
At Kansas City
No. 7 Butler vs No. 10 Wisconsin
No. 2 Oklahoma vs No. 15 Jacksonville
South Regional
At Greensboro
No. 1 UNC vs No. 16 Radford
No. 8 South Carolina vs No. 9 Dayton
At Minneapolis
No. 4 Purdue vs No. 13 North Dakota St.
No. 5 Marquette vs No. 12 Oklahoma St.
At Boise
No. 6 Utah vs No. 11 Arizona
No. 3 Clemson vs No. 14 Weber St.
At Dayton
No. 7 Xavier vs No. 10 West Virginia
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Midwest Regional
At Dayton
No. 1 Pittsburgh vs No. 16 Play in Game
No. 8 Ohio St vs No. 9 Siena
At Minneapolis
No. 4 Missouri vs No. 13 Western Kentucky
No. 5 LSU vs No. 12 Creighton
At Kansas City
No. 6 UCLA vs No. 11 Minnesota
No. 3 Kansas vs No. 14 Stephen F Austin
At Greensboro
No. 7 Syracuse vs No. 10 Kentucky
No. 2 Duke vs No. 15 Binghamton
West Regional
At Miami
No. 1 Memphis vs No. 16 Tennessee-Martin
No. 8 Boston College vs No. 9 Florida
At Portland
No. 4 Washington vs No. 13 Davidson
No. 5 Gonzaga vs No. 12 UNLV
At Miami
No. 6 Texas vs No. 11 Michigan
No. 3 Wake Forest vs No. 14 American
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March Madness bracket predictions: Expert picks, upsets, winners, odds & more for 2021 NCAA Tournament
The 2021 NCAA Tournament is finally upon us.
The first round of March Madness matchups will begin Thursday, which means you have just hours to submit a bracket to that person in the office who organizes the pool every year and sends a dozen e-mails about it in the process.
We at Sporting News have put together plenty of content to help prepare you to make relatively educated decisions when filling out your bracket — and to enjoy the tournament in general.
Here’s a roundup of our March Madness bracket predictions, regional previews, upset picks, tournament odds and more to help guide you through the NCAA Tournament.
MARCH MADNESS: Get your printable NCAA Tournament bracket
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You can get a printable NCAA Tournament bracket here to fill out before and during tournament play. Sporting News will continue to update the bracket as games are played.
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Who will win the NCAA Tournament in 2021?
Gonzaga, Baylor, Michigan and Illinois have the best odds to win March Madness in 2021, according to the FanDuel sportsbook. That makes sense — they’re the four No. 1 seeds — and the undefeated Bulldogs will be a popular pick in many brackets to win their first national championship.
The second tier of Iowa, Houston, Alabama and Ohio State are slightly sneakier bets to win it all but still have the high-end talent to erase the chalk.
A team seeded 3 or lower has won the NCAA Tournament only five times since 1990, but it’s always possible — especially in a season filled with as much uncertainty as this one. The lowest seed to win the NCAA Tournament was No. 8 Villanova in 1985.
March Madness odds 2021
| Team | Odds |
| Gonzaga | +200 |
| Baylor | +600 |
| Michigan | +600 |
| Illinois | +700 |
| Iowa | +1600 |
| Houston | +1800 |
| Alabama | +2100 |
| Ohio State | +2400 |
| Florida State | +3000 |
| West Virginia | +3000 |
You can check out the opening odds for the entire field of 68 here.
HISTORY OF UPSETS BY SEED:
15 vs. 2 | 14 vs. 3 | 13 vs. 4 | 12 vs. 5
March Madness bracket predictions 2021
It wouldn’t be enough to just have one expert tell you who they think will win it all, so we got several writers to submit their NCAA Tournament predictions to help you deflect blame when your bracket busts in the first round. Here are our experts’ picks to reach the 2021 Final Four with links to their full bracket analysis.
Mike DeCourcy: Gonzaga, Alabama, Purdue, Illinois
Bill Bender: Gonzaga, Florida State, Ohio State, Illinois
Ryan Fagan: Gonzaga, Texas, Ohio State, Oklahoma State
Matt Lutovsky: Gonzaga, Texas, Baylor, Illinois
Vinnie Iyer: Gonzaga, Michigan, Ohio State, Illinois
March Madness upset predictions
Upsets in the NCAA Tournament are never easy to predict. If they were, it wouldn’t be called March Madness.
However, there are always at least a few underseeded teams every year that pull off an upset or two in the first weekend and go on a Cinderella run. It’s just a matter of uncovering them.
Sporting News’ Bill Bender broke down his nine sleeper teams most likely to pull off an upset in 2021.
Liberty (Round 1 opponent: Oklahoma State -9.5): The Flames have won 12 straight games heading into the Big Dance, and this program is 82-16 over the last three seasons. Liberty pulled a 5-12 upset in 2019, and they have the guard play necessary to make a run with Darius McGhee and Chris Parker. Liberty is one of six team in Division I that averaged fewer than 10 turnovers per game. That efficient play could easily lead to an upset. That style could make it interesting against Oklahoma State and the winner of Tennessee-Oregon State. This is one 5-12 upset we like.
UC-Santa Barbara (Round 1 opponent: Creighton -6.5): The Gauchos have lost just one game since Jan.
1. This is their first tournament appearance since 2011, but UC-Santa Barbara brings an experienced team that has won 20-plus games each of the last four seasons under Joe Pasternack. Jaquori McLaughlin averages 16.2 points and 5.2 assists per game. This is a team capable of beating Creighton and challenging the winner of Virginia-Ohio. This is the other 5-12 upset we like.
Winthop (Round 1 opponent: Villanova -6): The Eagles are back in the tournament for the first time since 2017, and this is the second appearance under ninth-year coach Pat Kelsey. Winthrop has four players who averaged double figures. Senior Chandler Vaudrin and freshman D.J. Burns are productive in the post, and the Eagles rank in the top-10 in the country in rebounding as a result. That is a good formula to take into the tournament for a possible upset bid. Villanova is a tough matchup, but the post presence could make it interesting.
Read the rest of Sporting News’ sleeper picks here.
MORE: Most likely 12-5 upsets | Most likely 13-4 upsets
NCAA bracket region breakdowns
If simple picks aren’t your cup of tea, Mike DeCourcy has gone ahead and broken down all four of the bracket’s regions for some in-depth analysis of the best storylines, most likely upsets and more. We’ve also got stats and sleepers that could decide each region.
West Region: Gonzaga’s road to a perfect season could come down to whether Kansas or Virginia are at full strength.
East Region: Is Juwan Howard or Patrick Ewing the bigger celebrity coach in this region?
South Region: Baylor could be a popular upset target with potential clashes with North Carolina and Purdue before the Elite Eight.
Midwest Region: Cade Cunningham is well known among NBA draftniks but can he carry Oklahoma State past Illinois to the Final Four?
NCAA Tournament bracket and betting tips
Play the odds: Know each seed’s history when picking your Final Four and championship teams.
Upset alerts: These sleepers and Cinderella candidates are most likely to bust your bracket in Round 1, according to Vegas sportsbooks.
Best prop bets: For those who are tired trying to pick the perfect bracket, prop bets can be a more efficient way to win money off March Madness.
Round 1 best bets, parlays: SN’s guide to the odds, lines, and point spreads for every game as well as the best bets and parlays to consider in Round 1 of March Madness.
An idiot’s guide to filling out your NCAA bracket: Self-explanatory.
TeamRankings’ Tournament Prediction Tool: Use it to identify the highest-probability tournament winners and the most likely NCAA upset picks.
Best, funniest names for your bracket: Trouble coming up with a clever name for your bracket? We’ve got you covered.
Ranking the field 1-68: Every team technically has a shot at the title.
Here’s how they fall in line behind favorite Gonzaga.
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NCAA Men’s Tournament Bracketology 2021: Full Bracket and TV Preview for Friday, February 26, 2021
Stars (✴️) indicate new entrants, while arrows (⬆️ ⬇️) indicate movement up and down the seed list since Tuesday.
IN (5): Abilene Christian (Southland), UConn, Furman (SoCon), Georgia Tech, Michigan State
OUT: Drake, Indiana, Sam Houston State (Southland), Stanford, UNCG (SoCon)
Last Four Byes: Seton Hall, VCU, North Carolina, Duke
Last Four IN: Michigan State, Louisville, Xavier, Georgia Tech
First Four OUT: Drake, Richmond, Stanford, Colorado State
Next Four OUT: Indiana, Minnesota, Utah State, Ole Miss
Bids by Conference
*: auto bid holder
One-bid conferences: 21
Big Ten (9): 1.
Michigan*, 1. Ohio State, 2. Illinois, 2. Iowa, 5. Purdue, 5. Wisconsin, 8. Rutgers, 9. Maryland, 11. Michigan State (First Four)
ACC (8): 3. Florida State*, 4. Virginia, 6. Clemson, 7. Virginia Tech, 11. North Carolina, 11. Duke, 11. Louisville (First Four, switched to a 12), 12. Georgia Tech (First Four, switched to an 11)
Big 12 (7): 1. Baylor*, 3. West Virginia, 4. Kansas, 4. Oklahoma, 5. Texas, 6. Texas Tech, 6. Oklahoma State
SEC (6): 2. Alabama*, 4. Arkansas, 6. Tennessee, 7. Missouri, 7. Florida, 8. LSU
Big East (5): 2. Villanova*, 3. Creighton, 10. UConn, 10. Seton Hall, 11. Xavier (First Four, switched to a 12)
Pac-12 (4): 5. USC, 7. Colorado, 8. UCLA*, 9. Oregon
American (2): 3. Houston, 12. Wichita State*
Atlantic 10 (2): 10. St. Bonaventure*, 11. VCU
Mountain West (2): 9.
San Diego State*, 10. Boise State
West Coast (2): 1. Gonzaga*, 8. BYU
Reminders of the different NET groupings are in the table below.
NET Quadrants
| A game falls under this quadrant | For the home team when the visiting team ranks between | For the visiting team when the home team ranks between |
|---|---|---|
| A game falls under this quadrant | For the home team when the visiting team ranks between | For the visiting team when the home team ranks between |
| 1 | 1–30 | 1–75 |
| 2 | 31–75 | 76–135 |
| 3 | 76–160 | 136–240 |
| 4 | 161–353 | 241–353 |
All NET rankings are from the NCAA’s website and reflect games played against D1 opposition only through Thursday, February 25, 2021.
Records reflect all games played through the same date.
All times are Eastern. All times and broadcast information is CoVID-dependent. For a more complete schedule, including games without tournament/at-large impact, visit MattSarzSports.com’s daily schedule.
Top 30 at Top 75
26. Purdue (15-8, 10-6 Big Ten) at 41. Penn State (8-12, 5-11), 7 p.m. (FS1)
Once again, Penn State’s uncanny ability to play close Big Ten games might help out an opponent in the Quad 1 win department.
31–75 at Top 75
52. Richmond (13-5, 6-3 A 10) at 50. Saint Louis (11-5, 4-4), 7 p.m. (ESPN2)
Consecutive losses to Dayton and VCU have pushed the Billikens out of the field. They’ll try to do the same to the Spiders, who have won two in a row to get right back to the cusp of the field.
76–160 at Top 75
104. Nevada (14-7, 9-5 MW) at 55. Utah State (14-7, 11-4), 9 p.m. (FS1)
While the Aggies still have a chance at finishing in a top-three seed, these two squads might very well meet in the Mountain West Tournament’s 4 vs.
5 quarterfinal.
31–75 at 136–240
34. Drake (23-2, 14-2 MVC) at 171. Bradley (11-14, 5-11), 8 p.m. (FS Midwest/NBCS Chicago Plus/ESPN+ ($))
Drake cannot avoid a slip-up against the two-time defending Arch Madness champions lest the Bulldogs slip further down the bubble pecking order.
161–353 at Top 75
228. George Washington (4-10, 3-4 A 10) at 35. St. Bonaventure (12-3, 10-3), 6 p.m. (ESPN+ ($))
235. Southern Illinois (11-11, 5-11 MVC) at 10. Loyola Chicago (19-4, 14-2), 9 p.m. (CBSSN)
While both the Bonnies and Ramblers are safely in for the moment, that will change with home Quad 4 losses tonight.
2021 NCAA bracketology: March Madness predictions by Andy Katz
Gonzaga will become the most recent undefeated NCAA March Madness champion since Indiana last did it in 1976, at least according to Andy Katz’s 2021 NCAA bracket.
Katz has Gonzaga winning it all against fellow No. 1 seed Illinois. The other teams in his Final Four are No.
3 seed Texas and No. 2 seed Ohio State. Here’s his complete bracket:
A Big 12 and Big Ten-heavy Elite Eight
Six of the teams that Katz projects to make the Elite Eight are from the Big 12 (Baylor, Texas and West Virginia) or Big Ten (Illinois, Iowa and Ohio State), with Gonzaga and Florida State being the other two teams slotted in to the regional finals.
In the 2019 NCAA Tournament, three conferences sent two teams to the Elite Eight – the ACC, Big Ten and SEC – with the Big 12 and WCC contributing one each. The Big 12 was the last conference to have three teams in the Elite Eight, when Kansas, Kansas State and Texas Tech made it in 2018.
Rutgers is Katz’s Cinderella
The only double-digit seed that Katz projects to make the second weekend is No. 10 seed Rutgers, which will play No. 7 seed Clemson in the first round. Katz has the Scarlet Knights upsetting No. 2 seed Houston in the second round.
And here were Katz’s final 2021 NCAA Tournament predictions, just hours before Selection Sunday, based on games played through Saturday, March 13.
(Tap or click here to to open the bracket in a new window.)
Here’s Katz’s full field of 68 seed list and his notes from his bracket:
Expect a few contingency brackets based on the Houston/Cincinnati American winner and the Colgate/Loyola-MD Patriot winner.
If Colgate wins the Patriot they would be a 14 seed, per our bracket, but if Loyola (Md) won then they would be on the 16 line.
A Cincinnati win would knock out Wichita State in the last four in.
Also, both VCU and St. Bonaventure are projected in the field, regardless of what happens in the A-10 final.
A VCU loss would put the Rams in the First Four. A VCU win would keep the Rams out of the First Four and drop Syracuse or St. Bonaventure into the First Four. Here are the seeds as we project.
1. Gonzaga (1) AQ WCC
2. Baylor (1)
3. Illinois (1) AQ BIG
4.
Michigan (1)
5. Alabama (2) AQ SEC
6. Ohio State (2)
7. Iowa (2)
8. Texas (2) AQ Big 12
9. Oklahoma State (3)
10. Houston (3) AQ AAC
11. Arkansas (3)
12. West Virginia (3)
13. Kansas (4)
14. Purdue (4)
15. Florida State (4)
16. Virginia (4)
17. Texas Tech (5)
18. Villanova (5)
19. Colorado (5)
20. USC (5)
21. Oklahoma (6)
22. Oregon (6)
23. Creighton (6)
24. Tennessee (6)
25. Clemson (7)
26. Virginia Tech (7)
27. Wisconsin (7)
28. UConn (7)
29. BYU (8)
30. Missouri (8)
31. San Diego State (8) AQ MWC
32. Loyola-Chicago (8) AQ MVC
33. North Carolina (9)
34. LSU (9)
35. Georgia Tech (9) AQ ACC
36. Rutgers (9)
37. Florida (10)
38. Maryland (10)
39. Michigan State (10)
40. UCLA (10)
41. St. Bonaventure (11) AQ A10
42.
Syracuse (11)
43. VCU (11)
44. Louisville (11)
45. Drake (11)
46. Oregon State (12) AQ Pac-12
47. Wichita State (12) (Cincinnati if wins AQ AAC)
48. Georgetown (12) AQ Big East
49. North Texas (12) AQ CUSA
50. Winthrop (12) AQ Big South
51. UCSB/UC Irvine (13) AQ Big West winner
52. Ohio (13) AQ MAC
53. Liberty (13) AQ ASun
54. UNCG (13) AQ SoCon
55. Morehead State (14) AQ OVC
56. Colgate (14) AQ Patriot Playing Loyola-MD Sunday)
57. Abilene Christian (14) AQ Southland
58. Eastern Washington (14) AQ Big Sky
59. Grand Canyon (15) AQ WAC
60. Iona (15) AQ MAAC
61. Cleveland State (15) AQ Horizon
62. Oral Roberts (15) AQ Summit
63. Drexel (16) AQ CAA
64. Hartford (16) AQ America East
65. Mount Saint Mary’s (16) AQ NEC
66. Appalachian State (16) AQ Sun Belt
67. Texas Southern (16) AQ SWAC
68.
Norfolk State (16) AQ MEAC
First four out: Utah State, Colorado State, Memphis, Ole Miss
? You can click or tap here to open a blank NCAA bracket as a .PDF in a new window. ?
Here’s the schedule for this season’s tournament:
| 2021 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS | LOCATION |
|---|---|
| First Four — Thursday, March 18 | |
| (16) Texas Southern 60, (16) Mount St. Mary’s 52 | Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall |
| (11) Drake 53, (11) Wichita State 52 | Mackey Arena |
| (16) Norfolk State 54, (16) Appalachian State 53 | Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall |
| (11) UCLA 86, (11) Michigan State 80 | Mackey Arena |
| First Round — Friday, March 19 | |
| (7) Florida 75, (10) Virginia Tech 70 (OT) | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (3) Arkansas 85, (14) Colgate 68 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (1) Illinois 78, (16) Drexel 49 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
| (6) Texas Tech 65, (11) Utah State 53 | Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall |
| (15) Oral Roberts 75, (2) Ohio State 72 (OT) | Mackey Arena |
| (1) Baylor 79, (16) Hartford 55 | Lucas Oil Stadium Unity (South) |
| (8) Loyola Chicago 71, (9) Georgia Tech 60 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (12) Oregon State 70, (5) Tennessee 56 | Bankers Life Fiieldhouse |
| (4) Oklahoma State 69, (13) Liberty 60 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
(9) Wisconsin 85, No. 8 North Carolina 62 | Mackey Arena |
| (2) Houston 87, (15) Cleveland State 56 | Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall |
| (13) North Texas 78, (4) Purdue 69 (OT) | Lucas Oil Stadium Equality (North) |
| (10) Rutgers 60, (7) Clemson 56 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (11) Syracuse 78, (6) San Diego State 62 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (3) West Virginia 84, (14) Morehead State 67 | Lucas Oil Stadium Unity (South) |
| (5) Villanova 73, (12) Winthrop 63 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
| First Round — Saturday, March 20 | |
| (5) Colorado 96, (12) Georgetown 73 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (4) Florida State 64, (13) UNC Greensboro 54 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (3) Kansas 93, (14) Eastern Washington 84 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
(8) LSU 76, (9) St. Bonaventure 61 | Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall |
| (1) Michigan 82, (16) Texas Southern 66 | Mackey Arena |
| (5) Creighton 63, (12) UC Santa Barbara 62 | Lucas Oil Stadium Unity (South) |
| (2) Alabama 68, (15) Iona 55 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (6) USC 72, (11) Drake 56 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (2) Iowa 86, (15) Grand Canyon 74 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
| (10) Maryland 63, (7) UConn 54 | Mackey Arena |
| (13) Ohio 62, (4) Virginia 58 | Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall |
| (8) Oklahoma 72, (9) Missouri 68 | Lucas Oil Stadium Equality (North) |
| (1) Gonzaga 98, (16) Norfolk State 55 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (11) UCLA 73, (6) BYU 62 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (14) Abilene Christian 53, (3) Texas 52 | Lucas Oil Stadium Unity (South) |
(7) Oregon vs. (10) VCU — NO-CONTEST DUE TO COVID-19 PROTOCOLS | — |
| Second Round — Sunday, March 21 | |
| (8) Loyola Chicago 71, (1) Illinois 58 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (1) Baylor 76, (9) Wisconsin 63 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (11) Syracuse 75, (3) West Virginia 72 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (3) Arkansas 68, (6) Texas Tech 66 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (2) Houston 63, (10) Rutgers 60 | Lucas Oil Stadium Unity (South) |
| (15) Oral Roberts 81, (7) Florida 78 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
| (5) Villanova 84, (13) North Texas 61 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (12) Oregon State 80, (4) Oklahoma State 70 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| Second Round — Monday, March 22 | |
| (7) Oregon 95, (2) Iowa 80 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (1) Gonzaga 87, (8) Oklahoma 71 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (11) UCLA 67, (14) Abilene Christian 47 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (5) Creighton 72, (13) Ohio 58 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (1) Michigan 86, (8) LSU 78 | Lucas Oil Stadium Unity (South) |
| (4) Florida State 71, (5) Colorado 53 | Indiana Farmers Coliseum |
| (2) Alabama 96, (10) Maryland 77 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
(6) USC 85, No. 3 Kansas 51 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| Sweet 16 — Saturday, March 27 | |
| (12) Oregon State 65, No. 8 Loyola Chicago 58 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (1) Baylor 62, (5) Villanova 51 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (3) Arkansas 72, (15) Oral Roberts 70 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (2) Houston 62, (11) Syracuse 46 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| Sweet 16 — Sunday, March 28 | |
| (1) Gonzaga 83, (5) Creighton 65 | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (1) Michigan 76, (4) Florida State 58 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| (11) UCLA 88, (2) Alabama 78 (OT) | Hinkle Fieldhouse |
| (6) USC 82, (7) Oregon 68 | Bankers Life Fieldhouse |
| Elite Eight — Monday, March 29 | |
| (2) Houston 67, (12) Oregon State 61 | Lucas Oil Stadium Equality (North) |
| (1) Baylor 81, (3) Arkansas 72 | Lucas Oil Stadium Equality (South) |
| Elite Eight — Tuesday, March 30 | |
| (1) Gonzaga 85, (6) USC 66 | Lucas Oil Stadium Equality (North) |
| (11) UCLA 51, (1) Michigan 49 | Lucas Oil Stadium Equality (South) |
90,000 Curly brackets – We Read Together Magazine.
Navigator in the world of books “
This year the “National Bestseller” award was given to a small book by Sergey Nosov “Curly Brackets”. The year of literature in Russia has become difficult and, perhaps, will be the last one for the award, in the title of which the word “national” is present. Established in 2001 by St. Petersburg publisher, founder of “Limbus Press” K. Tublin, the prize was deprived of investors, and, according to information disseminated by the press service, in this situation K.Tublin financed it for the last time. Its laureates in different years were L. Yuzefovich and A. Prokhanov, V. Pelevin and D. Bykov, A. Gelasimov and A. Terekhov. Winner of “SuperNatsbest” (2011) for the prose of the decade – Z. Prilepin. It is not entirely clear whether the award has shaped our attitude towards these highly promoted and almost always media persons, or whether they shape our trust in her. An award is an achievement; it is not given for potential or opportunity.
An award is a type of advertisement. As stated in the “Regulations on the Prize”, its goal is “to reveal the unclaimed <...> market potential of highly artistic and / or other virtues of prose works”.S. Nosov was included in the lists on the recommendation of the chief editor of “Limbus” P. Krusanov.
Magic is different. English boy Harry Potter from Hogwarts and Carlson, who lives in Stockholm, magic realism and “magic theater” G. Hesse. Magic cannot always be explained (see the dialogue about the miracle on page 134 of “Curly brackets”). The hero of the novel by Sergei Nosov, a lonely father suffering from insomnia and a mathematics teacher Kapitonov (he has a name, but the use of a surname – the author chooses unpretentious Russian surnames by education and is even ready to come up with something – more accurately reflects the context of the unlived scoop, which is quite successfully recreated by the author) comes from Moscow to his native St. Petersburg for a conference of magicians.
However, they manifest themselves as Muggles of the 1990s (according to Zamyatin – “we”): they conduct endless empty debates and deal with organizational issues. Some cheerful verbiage and demagoguery, which sometimes (not always) speak of a good mood and energy of the author, but tell us nothing, not even a good mood, accompany (and haunt) us throughout the entire story. A mistake at the station, a fictitious threat of a terrorist attack, characters-symbols like the Architect of Events, hiding his real name, and the Time Eater, constantly vomiting in his room (the times are not the same as before) sketch out a modest, slightly ironic, rather boring picture of ours, today and yesterday, reality without revelations and discoveries.But, probably, the writer has the right to such a fixing record, in which there are no ratings or recipes.
What are curly braces? The first education of the author (and the only one for his hero) is mathematics. “He now counts, like elephants, the degrees to which the curly brace is raised.
” “First, they enclose in parentheses, and what contains what is enclosed in round brackets is enclosed in square brackets, and what contains what is enclosed in square brackets is enclosed in curly brackets. <…> the type of brackets corresponds to the level of nesting. “ In the novel there are inserted stories-tabs: a performance presented in dialogues, Mukhin’s diary. There is an original division into chapters – time, the clock breaks the text array into fragments. “And there is still no sleep.”
Ubuntu16.04 Vim Editor + Vundle + Python (dummy version)
Usually ubuntu installs vim-tiny version by default.
In the user’s home directory ~ / .vimrc If it is not filled in in the document, you need to create a new one yourself:
cd ~
touch.vimrc Touch is a widely used command for creating files in Linux. Please tell Baidu about the difference between touch and mkdir.
The most important thing about a vim plugin is vundle, which is used to manage other vim plugins.
project address https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim。
Download the source first:
git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~ / .vim / bundle / Vundle.vim If the ~ / .vim / bundle directory does not exist, create a new directory:
cd ~
mkdir .vim
cd .vim
mkdir bundle Then put the following configuration at the top of the .vimrc file:
set nocompatible "be iMproved, required
filetype off "required
"set the runtime path to include Vundle and initialize
set rtp + = ~ / .vim / bundle / Vundle.vim
call vundle # begin ()
"let Vundle manage Vundle, required
Plugin 'VundleVim / Vundle.vim '
"All of your Plugins must be added before the following line
call vundle # end () "required
filetype plugin indent on "required If you want to load a plug-in, such as the indentpython.
vim auto-indent plug-in, you need to:
Plugin 'vim-scripts / indentpython.vim' Set call vundle # begin () and call Between vundle # end () save the configuration and run it in vim ， Type linux vim, press Enter, then type:
: PluginInstall Plugin indentpython.vim can be loaded automatically.
Packages can load several different plugins in the following ways:
Plugin on github
Plugin 'tpope / vim-fugitive'
Plugins from http://vim-scripts.org/vim/scripts.html
Plugin 'L9'
Git plugin not on github
Plugin 'git: //git.wincent.com/command-t.git'
Native plugin
Plugin 'file: /// home / gmarik / path / to / plugin'
"The sparkup vim script is in a subdirectory of this repo called vim.
"Pass the path to set the runtimepath properly.
"Plugin 'rstacruz / sparkup', {'rtp': 'vim /'}
For old plugins, download the new plugin and rename it to avoid conflicts.Plugin 'ascenator / L9', {'name': 'newL9'} In addition to running in vim: PluginInstall, the download method can also be run from the command line:
vim + PluginInstall + qall This part may also refer to the following reference:
https://www.
cnblogs.com/linxiyue/p/7834817.html
Simple configuration .vimrc ：
set nocompatible "Disable vi compatibility mode
set number "display line number
set nowrap "Don't wrap lines automatically
set showmatch "Show matching parentheses
set scrolloff = 3 "3 lines top and bottom"
set encoding = utf-8 "encoding
set encoding fenc = utf-8 "
set mouse = a "Enable mouse
set hlsearch "search highlighting
syntax "Syntax highlighting Add a configuration to the py file that supports the pep8 style:
au BufNewFile, BufRead *.py
\ set tabstop = 4 "tab width
\ set softtabstop = 4
\ set shiftwidth = 4
\ set textwidth = 79 "Maximum line width
The \ set expandtab "tab is replaced by a space
\ set autoindent "Auto indent
\ set fileformat = unix "Keep file format For additional suggestions, see the following articles:
https://blog.csdn.net/u013475704/article/details/52295157
A very easy to use autocomplete plugin that is relatively heavy.
Official website address: http: //valloric.github.io/YouCompleteMe/
github address: https: //github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe
After installing YouCompleteMe, you need to manually compile and then configure it in .vimrc.
For use in ubuntu, first prepare some tools:
sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake In the following sentence ubuntu may pack dependency errors:
sudo apt-get install python-dev python3-dev The following packages have unmet dependencies:
Python-dev: dependency: python (= 2.7.11-1), but 2.7.12-1 ~ 16.04 will be installed
Dependency: libpython-dev (= 2.7.11-1), but it will not be installed
Dependency: python2.7-dev (> = 2.7.11- 1 ~) but it will not be installed
Python3-dev: Dependency: libpython3-dev (= 3.5.1-3) but it will not be installed
Dependency: python3.5-dev (> = 3.5.1-2 ~ ), but it will not be installed
E: The error cannot be fixed because you need certain software packages to maintain the status quo, that is, they break dependencies between software packages.
Then I found that no matter how you run the sudo apt command, you cannot install any of them, because the package and the package have mutual dependencies.
Recommended for blog posts aptitude tool:
sudo apt-get install aptitude sudo aptitude install python-dev [email protected]: ~ $ sudo aptitude install python-dev
The following “new” packages will be installed. …..
libexpat1-dev {ab} libpython-dev {a} libpython2.7-dev {ab} python-dev {b} python2.7-dev {ab}
0 software packages will be updated, 5 new ones will be installed, 0 will be removed and 1 will not be updated.
We need to get a 28.2 MB archive. After unpacking, 42.1 MB will be used.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
Python2.7-dev: Dependency: python2.7 (= 2.7.11-7ubuntu1), but 2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3 were installed.
Dependency: libpython2.7 (= 2.7.11-7ubuntu1) but installed 2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.
04.3.
Libexpat1-dev: Dependency: libexpat1 (= 2.1.0-7) but version 2.1.0-7ubuntu0.16.04.3 is installed.
Libpython2.7-dev: Dependency: libpython2.7-stdlib (= 2.7.11-7ubuntu1) but installed 2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3.
Dependency: libpython2.7 (= 2.7.11-7ubuntu1) but installed 2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3.
Python-dev: Dependency: python (= 2.7.11-1) but 2.7.12-1 ~ 16.04 were installed.
The following actions will resolve these dependencies:
The following software packages should remain in their current versions:
1) libexpat1-dev [not installed]
2) libpython-dev [not installed]
3) libpython2.7-dev [not installed]
4) python-dev [not installed]
5) python2.7-dev [not installed]
Note that you must select n !!, not y !!
Do you make a decision? [Y / N / d /?] N
The following actions will resolve these dependencies:
Remove the following software packages: The following software packages have been removed:
1) libexpat1: i386
2) libfontconfig1: i386
3) libgd3: i386
4) libgl1-mesa-dri: i386
5) libgl1-mesa-glx: i386
6) libglu1-mesa: i386
7) libgphoto2-6: i386
8) libsane: i386
9) wine-devel
10) wine-devel-i386: i386
11) winehq-devel
Downgrade The following software packages: The following software packages:
12) libexpat1 [2.
1.0-7ubuntu0.16.04.3 (now) -> 2.1.0-7 (xenial)]
13) libpython-stdlib [2.7.12-1 ~ 16.04 (now) -> 2.7.11-1 (xenial)]
14) libpython2.7 [2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3 (now) -> 2.7.11-7ubuntu1 (xenial)]
15) libpython2.7-minimal [2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3 (now) -> 2.7.11-7ubuntu1 (xenial)]
16) libpython2.7-stdlib [2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3 (now) -> 2.7.11-7ubuntu1 (xenial)]
17) python [2.7. 12-1 ~ 16.04 (now) -> 2.7.11-1 (xenial)]
18) python-minimal [2.7.12-1 ~ 16.04 (now) -> 2.7.11-1 (xenial)]
19) python2.7 [2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04. 3 (now) -> 2.7.11-7ubuntu1 (xenial)]
20) python2.7-minimal [2.7.12-1ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.3 (now) -> 2.7.11-7ubuntu1 (xenial)]
Save the following unresolved dependencies: Keep the following unresolved dependencies:
21) wine-devel-i386: i386 libfontconfig1 recommended: i386 (> = 2.11.94) wine-devel-i386: i386 (> = 2.11.94)
Do you make the decision? [Y / N / A /?] D
The following packages will be downgraded:
libexpat1 libpython-stdlib libpython2.
7 libpython2.7-minimal libpython2.7-stdlib python python-minimal python2.7 python2.7-minimal
The following “new” packages will be installed.
libexpat1-dev {a} libpython-dev {a} libpython2.7-dev {a} python-dev python2.7-dev {a}
The following packages will be “removed”:
gstreamer1.0-plugins-base: i386 {u} libasn1-8-heimdal: i386 {u} libasound2: i386 {u} libasound2-plugins: i386 {u} libasyncns0: i386 {u}
libavahi-client3: i386 {u} libavahi -common-data: i386 {u} libavahi-common3: i386 {u} libbsd0: i386 {u} libcapi20-3 {u} libcapi20-3: i386 {u}
N multiple lines omitted here ——- ——
0 packages have been updated, 5 new packages have been installed, 9 packages have been downgraded, 140 packages will be removed and 1 package will not be updated.
You need to get a 33.2 MB archive.After unpacking, 653 MB will be released.
Do you want to continue? [Y / n /?] D
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N multiple lines omitted here ————-
Finally solved the python-dev package dependency problem, continue
sudo aptitude install python3-dev [email protected]: ~ $ sudo aptitude install python3-dev
The following “new” packages will be installed….
libpython3-dev {a} libpython3.5-dev {ab} python3-dev python3.5-dev {ab}
0 software packages will be updated, 4 will be reinstalled, 0 will be removed and 1 will not be updated.
You need to get a 37.7 MB archive. After unpacking, 53.9 MB will be used.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
Python3.5-dev: Dependency: python3.5 (= 3.5.1-10) but 3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4 are installed.
Dependency: libpython3.5 (= 3.5.1-10) but installed 3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4.
Libpython3.5-dev: Dependency: libpython3.5-stdlib (= 3.
5.1-10) but installed 3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4.
Dependency: libpython3.5 (= 3.5.1-10) but installed 3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4.
The following actions will resolve these dependencies:
The following software packages should remain in their current versions:
1) libpython3-dev [not installed]
2) libpython3.5-dev [not installed]
3) python3-dev [not installed ]
4) python3.5-dev [not installed]
Do you make a decision? [Y / N / A /?] N
The following actions will resolve these dependencies:
Downgrade the following software packages: The following software packages:
1) libpython3.5 [3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4 (now) -> 3.5.1-10 (xenial)]
2) libpython3.5-minimal [3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4 (now) -> 3.5. 1-10 (xenial)]
3) libpython3.5-stdlib [3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4 (now) -> 3.5.1-10 (xenial)]
4) python3.5 [3.5.2- 2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4 (now) -> 3.5.1-10 (xenial)]
5) python3.5-minimal [3.5.2-2ubuntu0 ~ 16.04.4 (now) -> 3.
5.1-10 (xenial) ]
Do you make a decision? [Y / N / A /?] D
The following packages will be downgraded:
libpython3.5 libpython3.5-minimal libpython3.5-stdlib python3.5
python3.5-minimal
The following “new” packages will be installed.
libpython3-dev {a} libpython3.5-dev {a} python3-dev python3.5-dev {a}
0 software packages will be updated, 4 will be reinstalled, 5 will be downgraded, 0 will be removed and 1 will not be updated.
You need to get an archive of 43.4 MB. After unpacking, 53.7 MB will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y / n /?] D
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For package dependency errors, see this link:
https://blog.csdn.net/u013182960/article/details/53431460
There are also blogs that recommend using the Vundle config file.vimrc to install YCM.
Plugin 'Valloric / YouCompleteMe' Downloaded and installed manually
# Execute in the directory of the main file
git clone https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe.git
# Check the integrity of the repository after manually loading, go to the YouCompleteMe directory and enter the following command:
# Enter the YCM files directory
cd .
vim / bundle / YoucomPleteMe
# Fulfillment of an order
git submodule update --init --recursive 
vim / bundle / YoucomPleteMe
# Fulfillment of an order
git submodule update --init --recursive If the network is not reliable during the process, it is recommended that you use the du command to monitor the file size.
du -lhs .vim / bundle / YouComPleteMe After getting the object cloning module, compile
The –clang-completer option is for adding auto-completion for C-series languages or not adding:
If you don’t need c-family completion, you can remove –clang-completer. If you need C # completion add –omnisharp-completer
# Execute in YCM directory
./install.py --clang-completer
Copy the following code to your configuration file.vimrc,
111 set runtimepath + = ~ / .vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe
112 let g: ycm_collect_identifiers_from_tags_files = 1 "Enable YCM based tag engine
113 let g: ycm_collect_identifiers_from_comments_and_strings = 1 "The content of comments and strings is also used to complete
114 let g: syntastic_ignore_files = [". * \. Py $"]
115 let g: ycm_seed_identifiers_with_syntax = 1 "syntax keyword completion
116 let g: ycm_complete_in_comments = 1
117 let g: ycm_confirm_extra_conf = 0 "If it is 1, it will always ask whether to upload a file.ycm_extra_conf.py
118 let g: ycm_key_list_select_completion = ['', ''] "Displaying buttons, without this tabs will be intercepted, making other plugin tabs unusable.
119 let g: ycm_key_list_previous_completion = ['', '']
120 let g: ycm_complete_in_comments = 1 "This can also be filled in when entering a comment
121 let g: ycm_complete_in_strings = 1 "This can also be done when entering a string
122 let g: ycm_collect_identifiers_from_comments_and_strings = 1 "Text in comments and lines will also be included for completion
123 let g: ycm_global_ycm_extra_conf = '~ /.vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / .ycm_extra_conf.py '"Create YCM Directory
124 let g: ycm_show_diagnostics_ui = 0 "Disable syntax checking
125 inoremap pumvisible ()? "\": "\" | "Press Enter to select the current item
126 let g: ycm_min_num_of_chars_for_completion = 2 "Number of characters to start completion"
127
128 let g: ycm_python_binary_path = 'python' "Python interpreter path where jedi is located"
129 let g: ycm_seed_identifiers_with_syntax = 1 "Allow some language keyword queries"
130 let g: ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_completion = 1 "Automatically close the preview window after completion" "Press Enter to select the current item
131 nnoremap: YcmCompleter GoToDefinitionElseDeclaration | "Go to definition
132 let g: ycm_min_num_of_chars_for_completion = 2 "Matching items will be listed starting from the second typed character
133 let g: ycm_global_ycm_extra_conf = '~ /. vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / .ycm_extra_conf.py '
* \. Py $"]
115 let g: ycm_seed_identifiers_with_syntax = 1 "syntax keyword completion
116 let g: ycm_complete_in_comments = 1
117 let g: ycm_confirm_extra_conf = 0 "If it is 1, it will always ask whether to upload a file.ycm_extra_conf.py
118 let g: ycm_key_list_select_completion = ['', ''] "Displaying buttons, without this tabs will be intercepted, making other plugin tabs unusable.
119 let g: ycm_key_list_previous_completion = ['', '']
120 let g: ycm_complete_in_comments = 1 "This can also be filled in when entering a comment
121 let g: ycm_complete_in_strings = 1 "This can also be done when entering a string
122 let g: ycm_collect_identifiers_from_comments_and_strings = 1 "Text in comments and lines will also be included for completion
123 let g: ycm_global_ycm_extra_conf = '~ /.vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / .ycm_extra_conf.py '"Create YCM Directory
124 let g: ycm_show_diagnostics_ui = 0 "Disable syntax checking
125 inoremap pumvisible ()? "\": "\" | "Press Enter to select the current item
126 let g: ycm_min_num_of_chars_for_completion = 2 "Number of characters to start completion"
127
128 let g: ycm_python_binary_path = 'python' "Python interpreter path where jedi is located"
129 let g: ycm_seed_identifiers_with_syntax = 1 "Allow some language keyword queries"
130 let g: ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_completion = 1 "Automatically close the preview window after completion" "Press Enter to select the current item
131 nnoremap: YcmCompleter GoToDefinitionElseDeclaration | "Go to definition
132 let g: ycm_min_num_of_chars_for_completion = 2 "Matching items will be listed starting from the second typed character
133 let g: ycm_global_ycm_extra_conf = '~ /.
vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / .ycm_extra_conf.py '
The key is a configuration file .ycm_extra_conf.py , Contains the source of the completed system header files and source files
Modify the .ycm_extra_conf.py file after installation
Copy the files from the example to the ycm directory
Use cd command to check if the cpp directory is there, usually
cp ~ / .vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / third_party / ycmd / cpp / ycm /.ycm_extra_conf.py ~ / .vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe
#vim On startup, first find the YCM directory and then keep looking for the config file
cp ~ / .vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / third_party / ycmd / cpp / ycm / .ycm_extra_conf.py ~ / .vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe
Note that the configuration file must first be modified and then copied to the home directory.
# If you are not familiar with Linux commands, you can use gedit to edit files
gedit ~ /. vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / third_party / ycmd / cpp / ycm / .ycm_extra_conf.py
vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / third_party / ycmd / cpp / ycm / .ycm_extra_conf.py
If you do not have the following code in your .ycm_extra_conf.py file, add it:
'-x',
'c ++',
'-isystem',
'../BoostParts',
'-isystem',
'/ usr / include',
'-isystem',
'/ usr / lib',
'-isystem',
'/ usr / local / include',
'-isystem',
'/ usr / include / c ++ / 5', After modification, copy to main directory
cp ~ / .vim / bundle / YouCompleteMe / .ycm_extra_conf.py ~ / Download the nerdtree compressed package, http://www.vim.org/scripts/download_script.php?src_id=17123
Create folders with documents and plugins in .vim
mkdir doc plugin Unzip to the file directory where the compressed package is stored.
unzip nerdtree.zip Copy files to document and plugin
# In the unpacked file directory
cp /doc/NERD_tree. txt ~ / .vim / doc
cp / plugin / NER_tree.vim ~ / .vim / plugin
txt ~ / .vim / doc
cp / plugin / NER_tree.vim ~ / .vim / plugin
First use
Enter the command: vim, then enter the command in vim: NERDTree and press Enter to verify that the installation was successful.
Note. NERTree is a command entered at the end of a command in general mode.
General keyboard shortcuts:
ctrl + w: switch between the edit area and the file structure area (i.e. the tree structure on the left)
q: Press q directly in the file structure area to start NerdTree.
Simple auxiliary configuration
# Add hotkeys to switch tree directory
# Ctrl + n Open directory
map : NERDTreeToggle
# Ignore pyc files
let NERDTreeIgnore = ['\ ~ $', '\. pyc $', '\. swp $']
# Add git support for nerdtree:
Plugin 'Xuyuanp / nerdtree-git-plugin'
#tab key
Plugin 'jistr / vim-nerdtree-tabs' 6 Grammar checker / color matching plugin
Add the plugin to be installed between the beginning and the end of the file.
vimrc.
call vundle # begin ()
"let Vundle manage Vundle, required
Plugin 'VundleVim / Vundle.vim'
"All of your Plugins must be added before the following line
call vundle # end () "required
filetype plugin indent on "required Plugin 'vim-scripts / indentpython.vim'
Plugin 'vim-syntastic / syntastic'
Plugin 'nvie / vim-flake8' Then run the command in vim until “Done” appears in the lower left corner.
: PluginInstall File configuration.vimrc color matching:
Solarized has two colors: dark and light.
syntax enable
set background = light or dark
colorscheme solarized # Switch according to GUI mode and terminal mode
if has ('gui_running')
set background = light
else
set background = dark
endif Other color Zenburn Solution (I installed solarized Do not install this):
Plugin 'jnurmine / Zenburn'
if has ('gui_running')
set background = dark
colorscheme solarized
else
colorscheme Zenburn
endif # vim-powerline
# Decorate a status bar that can display the current virtual environment, Git branch, file being edited, and other information
Plugin 'Lokaltog / vim-powerline'
#indentline
Plugin 'Yggdroot / indentLine'
#python evaluates blocks of code by indented code, and the indented line is very handy. # Automatic formatting tool
Plugin 'tell-k / vim-autopep8'
# Automatically fill parentheses and quotes
Plugin 'jiangmiao / auto-pairs'
# Search plugin
Plugin 'kien / ctrlp.vim'
#git integration plugin
Plugin 'tpope / vim-fugitive 
# Automatic formatting tool
Plugin 'tell-k / vim-autopep8'
# Automatically fill parentheses and quotes
Plugin 'jiangmiao / auto-pairs'
# Search plugin
Plugin 'kien / ctrlp.vim'
#git integration plugin
Plugin 'tpope / vim-fugitive 90,000 Fictitious marriage – 24th Walk – Wattpad
In the car
– Yulka, why are you so unhappy? -Dina said with a smile.
-Yes so …. “family problems.” – showing brackets with my fingers, I said.
-Yasnenko. -Dina said and looked at the phone screen.
After 20 minutes we were in the center.
The driver opened the door for us and my friend and I went out.
– Well, where are we going? – I asked
– Well, I don’t know … – said the girl thoughtfully.
– Okay, come on. – I agreed and we went for a walk.
~~~
Dina and I walked merrily, I have already forgotten the last time we walked like that.
Tired, we sat down at the fountain.
– Damn … we haven’t walked for so long. – I said greedily gulping air.
-Yes, don’t tell me. -Dina said and ubybnula.
– What will we do next? – Looking at the girl, I asked
– I don’t know …. maybe in a cafe? – Dina suggested.
-Well, in principle, you can …- I said thoughtfully and we got up.
Cafe
Entering the hall, I looked around the room and chose a table in the corner.
– Dean, let’s go there. – pointing to the side of the table, I said.
-Come on. -With a smile the girl said and we passed.
As soon as we sat down, a waiter came up to us.
– What will you order? – the guy asked sweetly.
– I’ll have a latte and strawberry dessert. – With a smile, looking at the menu, I said.
-I will be the same. -Dina said and we gave the menu.
The waiter left and we waited for the order.
-Listen, Dean, and you and Rakhim were going to rest there. Are you not going anymore? -I turned to the girl.
– Let’s go, it’s just that such a situation happened there … – the girl became sad.
-What? -I asked
-It’s not possible for Rakhim earlier, he is still going to be there for some birthday. By the way, with your Danya. -This news did not please me …
-He didn’t say anything to me. I am.
-Hidden …- a friend whispered softly.
-It turns out so ….- I said sadly.
Silence hung between us …. but it was interrupted by the waiter who brought the order ..
As soon as the guy set everything up and left, we started eating.
Towards evening
I returned home.
-Milokhin, I’m at home. -I said to the whole house.
-Where and with whom have you been? -The guy asked displeased.
-And hello to you. -I snorted and took off my shoes.
-I ask where and who have you been with? -He repeated the question.
-Walked in the center with Dina. Is that all? -I answered rudely.
-What were you doing in the center? -Placing his hands on his chest, asked the guy.
-I, what got to the interrogation? -So looking at Danya, I asked.
– Answer the question. – Milokhin snapped.
-Walked. GU-LA-LI. Did you understand it? -I answered rudely.
-Go to your room. -My unfriendly ordered and went into the hall.
I just snorted and went up to the room.
After changing clothes, I lay down on the bed and thought….
-What will it be for a birthday that Danya hid it from me? -I asked myself a question.
He tortured me for probably 10 minutes, then I got up and went down to the hall
Lolita called her fifth marriage fictitious
https://ria.ru/20191120/1561163700.html
Lolita called her fifth marriage fictitious
Lolita called her fifth marriage fictitious – RIA Novosti, 03.03.2020
Lolita called her fifth marriage fictitious
Russian singer Lolita Milyavskaya said in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda that she considered her marriage to Dmitry Ivanov to be fictitious. RIA Novosti, 03.03.2020
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MOSCOW, Nov 20 – RIA Novosti. Russian singer Lolita Milyavskaya in an interview with “Komsomolskaya Pravda” said that she considers her marriage to Dmitry Ivanov fictitious. She came to this conclusion after analyzing the marriage with a psychologist. According to her, all the years there was a man-narcissist next to her. “We are talking about people who not only love themselves very much and cannot walk past the mirror. Everything is much worse.These people are not able to love, they are not inclined to empathize. They are like that from birth. They cannot be judged. Psychiatrists around the world believe that this is a disease, “- said the singer. She concluded that her marriage” is rather fictitious, because in it one of the partners behaved like a narcissist. ” In addition, Lolita’s lawyer Sergei Zhorin said that the court was provided with screenshots of Ivanov’s correspondence, who is discussing the details of intimate meetings with his mistress.Lolita announced her breakup with Ivanov in early July. In the fall, a Moscow court registered an application for divorce. Until the couple is officially divorced. The couple have been married for nine years, before that the artist was married four times.
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MOSCOW, 20 nov – RIA Novosti. Russian singer Lolita Milyavskaya said in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda that she considered her marriage to Dmitry Ivanov to be fictitious.
She came to this conclusion after analyzing the marriage with a psychologist. According to her, all the years there was a male narcissist by her side.
“We are talking about people who do not just love themselves very much and cannot walk past the mirror.Everything is much worse. These people are not able to love, they are not inclined to empathize. They are like that from birth. They cannot be judged. Psychiatrists around the world believe that this is a disease, “the singer explained.
18 November 2019, 03:11
Sadalsky condemned Lolita for her behavior after the divorce
partners behaved like a narcissist. “This, according to Lolita, manifested itself in the consumer attitude towards the other partner.
” Agree, such a marriage cannot be called complete, “the singer said.
In addition, Lolita’s lawyer Sergei Zhorin said that the court was provided with screenshots of Ivanov’s correspondence, who is discussing the details of intimate meetings with his mistress.
“Lolita found this correspondence on her computer after she kicked out her husband. We filed a lawsuit to declare the marriage fictitious. We have evidence that Ivanov was not going to build a family life,” Zhorin explained.
Lolita announced her separation from Ivanov in early July. In the fall, a Moscow court registered an application for divorce.Until the couple is officially divorced.
The couple have been married for nine years, before that the artist was married four times.
November 10, 2019, 11:48
Lolita told the details of how she kicked her spouse out of the house 90,000 military security strategy called fictitious, today, 2021 :: Politics :: Dni.ru
Experts assessed the military security strategy of Ukraine, which was recently approved by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Last Thursday, March 25, the Ukrainian leader signed a decree “On the strategy of military security.”The document proposes to consolidate the concept of an integrated defense of the country; Russia was identified as a key threat to Ukraine’s national security.
The head of the All-Ukrainian Association of Security Market Operators Sergey Shabovty got acquainted with the strategy. In an interview with PolitNavigator, the expert said that it was an anti-Russian propaganda document. In his opinion, the military strategy should be more multilateral and objective.
Shabovty drew attention to the fact that the document approved by Zelensky superficially describes the problems related to internal security and the effectiveness of the work of law enforcement agencies.The quality of personnel ready for mobilization remains outside the brackets.
The expert added that the strategy does not contain any information on civil defense and improvement of mobilization work. Shabovty recalled that in Ukraine there are big problems with prompt notification of people, evacuation. “On the whole, this is a more political document than a military-strategic one,” he concluded.
The strategy was also assessed by the politician Vasily Volga. He noted that the document is fictitious. Its authors admit that the country does not have enough military potential for defense.Therefore, one of the key measures is complex diplomatic events.
Also referred to in the material is “territorial defense”. The expert explained that this includes training bases (for example, two bases of the Azov battalion) organized by Ukrainian nationalists. For years, their members have incited hatred of Russians.
“This is a strategy out of despair, from the fact that there is nothing else to do but hope for territorial defense and help from the West,” concluded the Volga.
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Constant dummy output – pulseaudio
The sound card I want to use was detected and working (it just recently switched to a dummy output and wouldn’t let me go back).
HDMI no longer appears in the Audio & Video list – KDE control module; everything under the sound module is set to dummy output, and now this is the only sound card on the list. I can view my previous sound cards in alsamixer, but changing the settings from there does nothing.
How can I get my real sound cards to work again?
I’ve already tried the following answers without success:
How do I get my sound to work?
EDIT:
[email protected]: ~ $ lspci -vvv | grep -A8 Audio
00:01.1 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD / ATI] Kaveri HDMI / DP Audio Controller
Subsystem: ASRock Incorporation Kaveri HDMI / DP Audio Controller
Control: I / O + Mem + BusMaster + SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx +
Status: Cap + 66MHz- UDF- FastB2B- ParErr- DEVSEL = fast> TAbort- SERR-
Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel
Kernel modules: snd_hda_intel
-
00:14.2 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD] FCH Azalia Controller (rev 01)
Subsystem: ASRock Incorporation FCH Azalia Controller
Control: I / O- Mem + BusMaster + SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx-
Status: Cap + 66MHz- UDF- FastB2B- ParErr- DEVSEL = slow> TAbort- SERR-
Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel
Can this image help?:
There is another sound card, but I’m not sure what it is for, because it never outputs sound, but it does have a lot of settings: this sound card is marked as “HD- Audio Generic “.
So I went into Software & Updates under the Additional Drivers tab and I see this:
It was on Don’t use device, so I changed it and applied the settings and went into the console and did sudo apt- get update and the last message was
E: Failed to fetch cdrom: // Kubuntu 16.04 LTS _Xenial Xerus_ - Release amd64 (20160420.1) / dists / xenial / main / binary-amd64 / Packages Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT.apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
So I tried sudo apt-cdrom: // Kubuntu 16.04 LTS _Xenial Xerus_ - Release amd64 (20160420.1) / dists / xenial / main / binary-amd64 / Packages but it doesn’t accept parentheses, so it returned this code:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
so I unchecked the cdrom source under “Other Software” and updated again and there are no errors. Unfortunately, the sound card does not come back even after a reboot.
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