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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 ...

With all of that craziness came destruction to brackets nationwide, though not as much as usual. No. 12 McNeese State pulled off the biggest upset of the day with its 69-67 victory over No. 5 Clemson.

Mathematically, 0% of entries in Yahoo Sport's Men's Bracket Mayhem remain perfect. In numerical terms, 30 perfect brackets left after the completion of the first round. That's 32 out of 32 games ...

North Carolina advancing from the First Four means we'll have another Power Conference matchup in the first round of the 2025 NCAA bracket. The 11-seed Tar Heels will face the No. 6 Ole Miss ...

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.

Hey, maybe AI is on to something with this men's March Madness prediction as we get set for our 2025 NCAA brackets to lock in. Or ... the computers are about to be very, very wrong. USA TODAY ...

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.

It’s a nationwide phenomenon that takes over offices, families and friend groups, with spectators and sports bettors competing to see who will have the most accurate bracket. The teams are ...

But one thing remains an impossible task: Filling out a perfect bracket. You may win your office pool and impress with a number of picks during the NCAA men's basketball tournament, but you're not ...

Everyone loves March Madness and filling out their tournament bracket. Matchups certainly matter, but history matters, too. The teams might change, but the types of teams remain the same.

(WHTM) — It’s time for March Madness, as millions nationwide fill out their brackets and choose who they think could win the NCAA tournament. The odds of filling out a perfect bracket are ...