For those of us who aren’t sports fans, but want to get in on the March Madness extravaganza, thankfully there are plenty of ways to fill out an NCAA-style bracket that don’t require basketball knowledge.

The 2013 March Madness tournament officially began on Thursday, though the first rounds began on Tuesday with North Carolina A&T Liberty versus Louisville, and Middle Tennessee versus Saint Mary’s.

If these four team's names mean nothing to you, then it’s best to put your money on some of these brackets. For non-sports fans, the options for betting and filling out brackets are endless, with everything from curses, alcoholic drinks, memes and even comedic actor Will Ferrell.

Here are seven of the best parody brackets on the Web.

Meme Bracket (via Wildfireapp.com) – Could the infamous Grumpy Cat take it all?

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The meme bracket. WildFireApp.com

80's vs. 90's Bracket (via Jezebel) – Nirvana or Madonna?

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80's versus 90's bracket Jezebel

Will Ferrell Bracket (via MovieFone) – Could Ron Burgundy top Chaz Reinhold?

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Will Ferrell Bracket Moviefone

Beer Bracket – The Washington Post's annual booze madness

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The Washington Post's annual Beer bracket Washington Post

Lent Bracket (via Lentmadness.org) – We have a new pope, but who's your favorite Saint?

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Lent bracket LentMadness.org

Southern Foods Bracket (via Gardenandgun.com) – The chicken or the egg?

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Southern Food bracket Gardenandgun.com

Curse Bracket (via DeadSpin.com) – Which cuss will be on top?

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Deadspin's curse bracket. Deadspin.com