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Dr. Gregg Jeremy Nigl, PHD

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Specializes in: Neuropsychology and Psychology

420 N James Road
Columbus, OH 43219

(614) 388-7095

Dr. Gregg Jeremy Nigl, PHD is a neuropsychologist in Cincinnati, OH specializing in neuropsychology and psychology. Dr. Gregg Jeremy Nigl, PHD is affiliated with U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Office Locations

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3200 Vine Street Cincinnati Vamc (539)
Cincinnati, OH 45220

Address:

420 N James Road
Columbus, OH 43219

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“That came in 2019 when a neuropsychologist named Gregg Nigl got through 49 picks before getting one wrong (#2 seed Tennessee lost to #3 seed Purdue in the Sweet 16, in overtime).”—"Why it's highly likely you won't ever fill out a perfect NCAA Tournament bracket", NBC 7 San Diego, March 2024

“In 2019, Gregg Nigl, a neuropsychologist from Columbus, Ohio, went on what is accepted to be the longest verifiably perfect run in N.C.A.A. men's tournament history.”—"The Impossible Allure of the Perfect Bracket", New York Times, March 2023

“Gregg Nigl, a 40-year-old neuropsychologist from Columbus, Ohio, had picked the first 49 games of this year's NCAA Tournament correctly - after Gonzaga beat Florida State on Thursday night to move...”—"The last perfect NCAA bracket is busted", New York Post, March 2019