Wayne Staats

1 month ago | ncaa.com | Wayne Staats

The deepest game-winning buzzer beaters in March Madness history Every year, No. 1 and No. 2 seeds in the NCAA men's tournament bracket get most of the championship picks among Bracket Challenge Game players. But sometimes one team takes up so much attention that there's a sizable gap among the most-picked choices. Other years, BCG users spread out the selections. Here's a look at the most picked Bracket Challenge Game championship winners, going back to 2014.

1 month ago | ncaa.com | Wayne Staats

The best coach reactions of March Madness Each season, four teams earn No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament. But some teams have earned a top seed many more times than others. Below, find out how each No. 1 seed has done, including scores for each game. The selection committee started seeding every team in 1979.

1 month ago | ncaa.com | Daniel Wilco |Wayne Staats

The deepest game-winning buzzer beaters in March Madness history Conference tournaments are everything for many schools. Those few games in March make all the difference between a team having a chance to live out its NCAA tournament dreams and watching it on TV like everyone else. For other powerhouse teams, conference tournaments mean little besides staying fresh for the Big Dance, improving tournament seeding and maybe taking some pride points by hoisting the conference trophy. Or do they?

1 month ago | ncaa.com | Wayne Staats

The best coach reactions of March Madness Each season, four teams earn No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament. But some teams have earned a top seed many more times than others. Below, find out how each No. 1 seed has done, including scores for each game. The selection committee started seeding every team in 1979.

1 month ago | ncaa.com | Wayne Staats

The absurd odds of a perfect March Madness bracket If you're disappointed you got only one Final Four team right — or even missed on all four — don't worry. You're not alone. Only a fortunate group out of millions get bragging rights each year by correctly picking all four Final Four teams. Each year, well below one percent of Men's Bracket Challenge Game entries get the Final Four exactly right.