ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi appeared throughout the day on ESPN airwaves to discuss seedings and teams going on and off the bubble. Nobody cared what Joe Lunardi had to say. They cared about his hair… and whether it was real or fake.
I've got Joe Lunardi's toupee as the 8th seed in the east #bracketology
http://t.co/iOeo7I3RZd— Discount Shane Lowry (@golfthemitten) February 28, 2015
https://twitter.com/kyle_mccall/status/571871222318829568
Lunardi's piece is unreal! when is the Lunardi toupee Twitter handle going to emerge?
— CoronaShirt Senior (@Y_not_AZ) March 1, 2015
https://twitter.com/kmattio/status/571779465023504385
Alas, Lunardi proved to the country he was not wearing a toupee, as he had Miles Simon yank on his hair to prove that it was indeed attached to his head.
https://twitter.com/ESPNCBB/status/571794643777531904
Definitive proof? Or is Simon in on the con as well? This is the best hair mystery at ESPN since John Clayton’s ponytail.

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