Joe Lunardi was so eager to take one last shot at UNC Tar Heels, he forgot about facts
ESPN Bracketology expert Joe Lunardi tried to pop the bubble for the North Carolina Tar Heels time and time again, all the ...
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10 Ways to Win in March Madness ... and Options Trading
Options: As mentioned earlier, all option traders will take a hit every now and again. The trick -- besides proper allocation ...
A mathematician unpacks the science of “bracketology”
If a team is undervalued, they might be more likely to take risks because they have nothing to lose in a one-and-done ...
March Madness is here: Purdue basketball answers 5 questions on NCAA Tournament eve
While scouring the Purdue locker room ahead of the NCAA Tournament, we asked five questions with five different players. Here ...
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March Madness tips off with First Four in Dayton
North Carolina was a controversial selection for the NCAA Tournament, but the Tar Heels can silence some skeptics with a win ...
March Madness 2025 bracketology for my amusement: You’re not the only one flipping out
There has never been a perfect bracket, according to the NCAA. Just like Matthew McConaughey, I decided to leave it to chance ...
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That was an unexpected seed for Notre Dame women in March Madness NCAA Tournament
including a lackluster/lethargic loss to Duke in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament semifinals on March 8, Notre Dame ...
NCAA Tournament predictions: Maryland men don’t get much love from experts
Could this be the year Maryland men’s basketball finally makes a deep run in the NCAA Tournament? Not if the experts are to ...
Who will win Women’s March Madness? NCAA Tournament Final Four predictions, teams to watch
Both USC and UConn have strong cases to make it to the Final Four, and win a national championship, but with Paige Bueckers ...
Mandel’s Mailbag: What does NCAA Tournament committee get right that Playoff committee doesn’t?
Plus, what traditional "basketball" school has the best chance to win a national title in college football in the next few ...
Pursuit of glory? Cold, hard cash? A new poll breaks down why people fill out March Madness brackets
A new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows what share of Americans typically take a shot at bracket predictions and their motivation for joining in the madness.