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But can also bust your meticulously thought-out bracket. Maybe you sat down and analyzed statistics and shuffled through historical matchups, or you simply mutter "go sports" at the TV and made ...

5 seed in the 2025 NCAA bracket. No. 5 seeds are 101-55 all-time against No. 12 seeds in the first round of the NCAA Tournament bracket. The Tigers made it to the Elite Eight last season ...

You've probably filled out a bracket in anticipation of this day. No, scratch that — you've probably filled out a few brackets. You've done all the research and made all of your picks.

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DENVER (AP) — Perhaps the surest sign that artificial intelligence really is taking over the world will come the day it wins your favorite March Madness bracket pool. The day could be coming soon.

College is about many things (yes, including sports), but one of the most important contributions America’s universities make to society is helping students move up the ladder of economic success ...

The men's bracket is now set at 64 teams after Xavier rallied to beat Texas in the final of the First Four. Mount St. Mary's beat American in the earlier game. The First Four began Tuesday night ...

President Barack Obama's projected NCAA Tournament bracket became an annual March Madness rite of passage during his eight years in the White House, and the tradition lives on almost a decade ...

According to NCAA.com, the odds of picking a perfect bracket at random — not even counting the play-in games — is 1 chance out of 2 to the 63rd power, which is 1 in 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 ...

The odds of filling out a perfect bracket are insurmountable, but many may wonder how long a recorded bracket has stayed perfect. According to the NCAA, the longest verifiable streak of correct ...

Think you've got the perfect bracket? You don't, but that's OK: Neither will any of the millions of people expected to fill out a March Madness bracket for the men's and women's NCAA tournament.