This year's Final Four in the NCAA men's tournament boasts four No. 1 seeds. Is it the best ever? We rank the tops of the expansion era.

Who is winning the national championship in the NCAA Tournament? Our best March Madness Final Four predictions are in.

South Carolina will be playing in its fifth-straight Final Four and is looking to become the first back-to-back champion since UConn won four in a row from 2013 - 2016. Enter Texa

Our greatest call of all time harkens back to when Gonzaga became, well...Gonzaga. Sure, now over a quarter-century later Mark Few's Bulldogs are a March Madness mainstay, but in 1999 the legend was beginning, and Few was in his final year as an assistant.

No team seeded No. 4 or better lost their first-round matchup in 2025. Is this the new normal or can March remain "mad" in the NIL era?

One of these No. 1 seeds is not like the other. Sports betting books list Duke as a clear favorite in the men's Final Four, but hang on just a second.

It is a consensus among many WNBA front offices that Morrow's NCAA tournament performances increased her stock—in particular her 30-point, 19-rebound double-double to help No. 3-seeded LSU defeat No. 2 NC State to advance to the Elite Eight.

May the best 1 win. Here’s the bracket for the men’s NCAA Tournament:

There has been a lot of talk about this year’s men’s NCAA Tournament being chalky. Whether it is because of NIL and the transfer portal, as some have suggested, or it’s a random occurrence, there haven’t been as many upsets and Cinderella runs this year.

Who is winning the national championship in March Madness? Our best March Madness Women's Final Four predictions are in.

The Final Four in Tampa Bay, Florida is made up of three No. 1 seeds — UCLA , South Carolina and Texas. UConn, however, is the betting favorite to cut down the nets as the sole No. 2 seed remaining.