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This year's NCAA Men's Basketball tournament crowned the University of Kentucky's team as its national champion in what proved to be a month of startling upsets and twists. The 67-59 win for the Wildcats over the Jayhawks was a coronation of the kings of U.S. college basketball predicted by Sentibet, the online sentiment based Sports Outcome Forecasting service developed by Neurolingo based on its industry-leading text analytics technology platform.

You Saw It. 92,000 tweets called it. Sentibet Wins the Super Bowl Forecast!

We all knew that it would be close, and it was a great game all the way for both teams, but at the end of the day the crowd had it right - the New York Giants and a cool-headed Eli Manning had the stuff to eke out a tough New England Patriots team lead by a scrappy and resourceful Tom Brady.

Sentibet, the semantic text analytics service from Neurolingo, filtered through the noise of Twitter to find the tweets that were indicating real forecasting sentiment.

It’s been few months ago since we came across a very simple question – “What would be the feeling/opinion of fans for the likely outcome for the AC Milan vs Tottenham Hotspur, an UEFA Champions League 2010 – 2011 (European Football) match for the Knockout Phase? Is it possible for Tottenham to beat AC Milan? Will it be an Upset or not?”