Joe Lunardi

1 month ago | espn.co.uk | Sachin Dave Chandan |Keith Lipscomb |Myron Medcalf |Joe Lunardi

We've all had since Sunday night to scrutinize every matchup in the 2025 men's NCAA tournament bracket. You've read every team preview, questioned which teams got the wrong seed and, for some of you, filled out your bracket on vibes. But for those who are taking a little more time with their brackets, we wanted to give you some help.

1 month ago | espn.in | Sachin Dave Chandan |Keith Lipscomb |Myron Medcalf |Joe Lunardi

We've all had since Sunday night to scrutinize every matchup in the 2025 men's NCAA tournament bracket. You've read every team preview, questioned which teams got the wrong seed and, for some of you, filled out your bracket on vibes. But for those who are taking a little more time with their brackets, we wanted to give you some help.

1 month ago | espn.ph | Adam Rittenberg |Joe Lunardi

DAYTON, Ohio -- Alabama State guard Micah Simpson played quarterback in middle school before switching to wide receiver and cornerback as a high schooler in Tennessee. "Flashback," Simpson said, flashing a big smile in the Hornets' locker room. "He's definitely our quarterback," teammate Amarr Knox said. Simpson didn't begin the season throwing long passes downcourt in end-of-game situations, earning the role only around Christmas.

1 month ago | espn.in | Joe Lunardi |Jay Bilas |Myron Medcalf |Jeff Borzello

The 2025 men's NCAA tournament preview has evolved since we created the first one 30-odd years ago. It's how Bracketology began -- when a handful of hoop nerds gathered during "Selection Weekend" and put together an 80-page postseason "Blue Ribbon" guide. This was the ultimate end to spending the entire college basketball season poring over résumés, watching games, and evaluating strengths, weaknesses and possibilities. All on the crew's own time.

1 month ago | espn.co.uk | Jay Bilas |Jeff Borzello |Myron Medcalf |Joe Lunardi

Every year, the "College GameDay" crew staffs "The Bracketology Show" on Selection Sunday. And every year, we are handed a bracket by one of our crack assistants to fill out ... in a grand total of five minutes. We make our rushed, thoughtless selections so they can be displayed to the unwashed masses. We know there will be upsets, but which ones? When we pick upsets, we are called reckless. When we go with the "better team," we are called gutless.