According to Bet MGM, the four championship favorites are, naturally, the four No. 1 seeds: Duke (+325), Florida (+325), Auburn (+400) and Houston (+600). The fifth choice on the board is No. 2 seed Alabama, sliding down significantly to +1600. Tennessee checks in at +1800, and every other option is +2500 or higher.

While I agree that getting either Creighton and Ryan Kalkbrenner or Louisville in Lexington in the second round is unfair, I’m not convinced that the bottom half of this bracket is as stout as some believe it is.

The lyrics to Young Dolph's 2015 hit "Cut it" ripped through the locker room as Florida players took turns parading in front of a camera in accordance with a trending TikTok dance. They had just cut down the nets after an SEC Tournament title in Nashville's Bridgestone Arena,

A majority of the 50 states have at least one team in March Madness this year. Many states have multiple schools in the bracket, while others across the country have no representative at all. Before the first round tips off on Thursday, let's map out where each team in March Madness comes from:

The two biggest names in college basketball these days will be playing in the women’s tournament when March Madness gets into full swing