March Madness Players' Cards Soaring in Value

0:00On March 19th, March Madness is in full swing, and while your bracket might shatter soon, trading car collectors still have plenty riding on the games. Top players from both the men's and women's tournaments already have cards hitting the market, from autographs and sets like Bowman Chrome University, to McDonald's All-American releases. Stars like BYU forward, AJ DiBanza, who averaged 25.3 points per game as a freshman, and UConn's Sarah Strong, the top women's. Talent are leading the charge with cards fetching hundreds or even thousands of dollars. On the men's side, Duke's Cameron Booser offers scarce early cards from SI for kids, and Bowman you now, while Kansas guard Darren Peterson's autographs go for about $200 right now. Arkansas's Darius A.C. of Jr. has been scorching with 28.2 points per game lately, and is parallel sold near $200. Recently, Alabama's LeBaron Philan Jr. rounds it out with affordable autos under $50

1:00graded. Women's Hoops brings heavy hitters too, like UConn guard Aussie Fud, whose new NIO autographs hit $400 or more in PSA 10 condition. Iowa State's Audi Crooks dominates with 25.5 points per game, her top autos at $150, and Notre Dame's Hannah. Hadovo leads and steals with cards from last year's Bowman sets around $65 raw. Collectors are buzzing over these players' tournament runs, as upsets or deep advances could spike values fast. Debonce's rares are already top 10. $1000. Fans and hobbyists alike are watching closely, turning every buzzer beater into a potential investment win. Keep an eye on these matchups, because a Cinderella story on the court often means hot cards off it.