The first round of the NCAA Tournament is complete and the madness has yet to hit. The top four seeds went a combined 16-0 for the sixth time since the bracket…
The first round of the NCAA Tournament is complete and the madness has yet to hit.
The top four seeds went a combined 16-0 for the sixth time since the bracket expanded to 64 teams in 1985, and only a handful of higher seeds managed to pull off upsets.
It’s still early, though. The second round starts Saturday with some must-watch games, including a matchup of Hall of Fame coaches.
Millions of fans filled out brackets in hopes of winning the office poll or at least a bit of respect. Who will win it all? Auburn, Duke, Florida and Houston are the top seeds and they all won in first round blowouts.
St. John’s vs. Arkansas, Saturday in Providence, Rhode Island. Arkansas’ John Calipari took down one Hall of Fame coach in Kansas’ Bill Self in the first round and faces another in Rick Pitino of St.
