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Were These The Top 4 Law Schools That You Predicted?

Think of a law school ranking, then take away reason and accountability.

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March-Madness-logo-Above-the-Law-ATL11The men’s basketball tournament has one of the wildest Final Four lineups ever (the women’s tournament is just waiting around for South Carolina to win). But it’s got nothing on the remaining four challengers for the title of Top Unscientifically Determined Law School.

Many of the top law schools in the country decided to stop sharing key data with organizations crafting objective rankings. So we wondered what a completely unscientific ranking would look like. And it’s very funny.

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To borrow from As Good As It Gets, this is what happens when you think of a law school ranking and take away reason or accountability.

(32) ASS Law v. (13) Northwestern

The bots driving up the voting got tired of just juicing George Mason and decided to slay Harvard as well. Northwestern became the beneficiary of this giant-killing mood, but can it stand up to the ASS Law vote machine?

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(16) Texas v. (6) Penn

Poor Penn has lost all of its single-digit seed buddies. I don’t know what the voters had against Georgetown, but it was the sole exception to the last round’s pronounced underdog bias. Now Penn gets to mess with Texas. I’m sure that will end well.

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HeadshotJoe Patrice is a senior editor at Above the Law and co-host of Thinking Like A Lawyer. Feel free to email any tips, questions, or comments. Follow him on Twitter if you’re interested in law, politics, and a healthy dose of college sports news. Joe also serves as a Managing Director at RPN Executive Search.

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