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Thursday's March Madness betting trends are leaning heavily toward favorites, but once you separate tickets from money, the board becomes easier to read. The volume is stacked on the usual names, while a smaller group of plays is attracting the bulk ...

Barack Obama has been filling out public NCAA Tournament brackets since he entered the White House in 2009, and in 2026, he's going chalk with a twist. The former president has Arizona cutting down the nets in Indianapolis, beating Duke in a No. 1 vs ...

Colin Cowherd has never been afraid to go against the grain, and his 2026 NCAA Tournament bracket is no exception. The Fox Sports host is riding with the Big Ten all the way to Indianapolis, picking Michigan to cut down the nets as national champions ...

AJ Brown is under contract through 2029, made $96 million to play in Philadelphia, and called this city his home. According to Adam Schefter, none of that matters anymore. ESPN's Adam Schefter, speaking on the John Kincade Show this week, confirmed ...

March Madness is the greatest betting spectacle in American sports precisely because chalk doesn't always cash. Every year, double-digit seeds shatter brackets and send sportsbooks scrambling. In 2026, the first round features several mid-major ...

The Tonight Show host filled out his 2026 NCAA bracket picking the Red Storm to cut down the nets in Indianapolis. Key Highlights: National Champion: St. John's to win the national title over Arizona Final Four: St. John's, Arizona, Iowa St.,

Stephen A. Smith never releases a quiet bracket, and his 2026 version on First Take followed the same script. He leaned into the usual blue bloods at the top, but carved out one clear target, fading a No. 1 seed in a way that quickly became the ...

Kalshi's $1 billion bracket sounds like a reckless headline. It is not. Once you run the actual probability and insurance math, the risk comes down fast, while the upside stays huge. Perfect March Madness Bracket Odds The 1 in 9.2 quintillion number ...

Nobody inside the Miami programme wanted to hear the word deserving ever again. A 31-0 run built on pace, shooting, and confidence ended with a loss that flipped the conversation overnight, and now Travis Steele's group gets a quick turnaround in ...

Fourteen years is a long time to wait for a second act. The last time Lehigh stepped into the NCAA Tournament spotlight, CJ McCollum turned Duke into a footnote and gave the sport one of its most replayed upsets. That run still defines the programme.