The NCAA Tournament brackets are out, and there is a long list of matchups with upset potential on Thursday and Friday. As is usual, 5-12 games and 6-11 games will be the target of most upset nods.

(We’re looking at you, UC San Diego and Michigan.) The result: eight games with a 30 percent upset chance or greater, compared to six last year. Advertisement As March Madness 2025 kicks off ...

Purdue basketball is going out early in the NCAA Tournament, according to CBS analyst Seth Davis. Moments after the bracket revealed that the No. 4 seed Boilermakers would play High Point on ...

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For those looking for a few March Madness upset picks when filling out your bracket, you have come to the right place. There are no shortage of options for potential Cinderellas heading into the ...

Women's March Madness delivers unforgettable and jaw-dropping moments every year, especially for teams making history with their first appearances. These programs, fueled by years of growth and ...

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353. Grand Canyon and James Madison won on this line last year. Who will pull an upset on this line in 2025? Odds: Michigan -2.5 Why this can happen: The Tritons rank fourth in the nation with ...

Look for the Aggies to further solidify their reputation with a big first-round upset. No. 13 Yale vs. No. 4 Texas A&M This could be a slugfest out of the South Region, with Yale playing a scrappy ...

The race for a No. 1 seed in the men's NCAA Tournament just got tighter on Saturday. Following a tight first half in which Auburn held a slim 33-32 halftime lead, the Vols jumped out by 12 points ...

The 2025 NCAA Tournament brackets were announced for March Madness on CBS Sports on Sunday as the South region's brackets were revealed first. Following the first region's announcement, CBS ...

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