By Graham Hays Page 2 staff  Fire up the in-room movies and
stash the complimentary bathrobes, the NCAA Selection Committee
is back in town.  Bob Knigh Two things the General doesn't want
to see: A bad seeding and a line at the salad bar.  The nine men
and one woman charged with crafting this year's 65-team bracket,
and slowing next week's nationwide office productivity to a
crawl, gather today at a hotel near NCAA headquarters in
Indianapolis to begin their four-day quest. While 31 teams gain
entry through automatic berth, these hardy souls must not only
determine the 34 at-large bids, but also seed the field while
attempting to balance all four regions.  And Paul Bremer thought
he had a tough task rebuilding Iraq.  The proceedings are off
limits to the media, but Page 2 has a few ideas on how things
would go if the NCAA opened up the process and jumped on the
reality-television gravy train. Call it "Real World:
Bracketville." First, our cast of characters.      Bob Bowlsby,
University of Iowa; Gerald Myers,