PSU girl isn't getting a new ISP each time, she's getting a new IP address from her DHCP server when her PC reboots.  And since the restriction on voting is based on IP address, every time you get a new one you can vote again.

Most likely your office uses a dynamic IP scheme {DHCP} so if you really want to cheat you can do the same thing.

• Open a command prompt (start/run, type in "cmd" hit enter).
• type in "ipconfig /all" and hit enter.  In the section on your ethernet adapter, a few lines down will be the line "DHCP Enabled", and if it is set to YES then note your IP address.
• type in "ipconfig /release" and hit enter, which will release the IP address assigned to your PC back into the available pool on the DHCP server.  Note that when you do this your network connection will be lost, and any unsaved work relying on a network connection will be lost, so save it beforehand.
• type in "ipconfig /renew" and you machine will reach out to the DHCP server and acquire a new IP address.  You may or may not get the same address that you had before.  If you get a new address, then you are good to go.  If you get the same one, then release it again and then reboot your PC and you will have a better chance of getting a different IP address.

So there it is.  If it comes down to feeling the need to fight fire with fire, then now you have the tools to do the PSUGirl yourself.  And I'm pretty sure that you that these commands will work even if you don't have admin rights on your PC.

You can always go around the office and virtually stuff the ballot by voting from all of your co-workers PCs, if you are so inclined.

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I'm just a caveman. I fell on some ice and later got thawed out by some of your scientists. Your programming code frightens and confuses me.

Sorry about the wrong acronym!  my bad.  

Relieved to see that Kanu is as cranky here as he is elsewhere.

And is "cheat"ing really cheating if it's endorsed by the organizers?  Doesn't that just make it part of the game?  Besides, if I have to live with this crappy computer (supposed to be fixed today so my reign of chicanery is, sadly, likely to be at an end) shouldn't I be able to do something for the greater good?  I mean, seriously, the Ladies seeded a Penn Stater at #19 and matched him up against a (albeit good-looking) Maryland Terrapin; ewh.

...just sharing information in the good clean fun that this whole enterprise is based on.

Everyone seems to be taking this thing not so seriously and having fun with it, TKK included {note that he complimented you several times in this post}, so I'm not sure where the problem lays or lies or however one says it.