NCAA Tournament: Upsets Galore, Top Teams Falter

0:00On March 15th, this college basketball season has been wild with upsets galore as the 2026 NCAA tournament nears. Top ranked teams keep stumbling, creating prime chances for bracket buss. Even Miami Ohio saw their perfect 31 win record snapped before March Madness began. Earlier this week, powerhouses like Houston, Kansas, Yukon, and Florida all crashed out in conference tournaments. Florida's SEC existed out most since they were eyed as a top seed. Five upsets hit in one day alone, shaking up the top of the standings. Fans still back squads like Duke, Michigan, and Arizona to go all the way. But the talent alone might not cut it amid all the chaos. Diehards point to inconsistent play and key weaknesses that could derail deep runs. Teams like Yukon could falter under physical pressure after Big E's losses. Duke faces big questions if guards Caleb Foster and Patrick Nongbaugh sit out hurt. Gonzaga lacks wins over ranked foes.

1:01Kansas leans too much on freshman Darren Peterson's hot and cold shooting, Wisconsin lives by the three-pointer. And Nebraska hits a late slump with recent double-digit defeats. As Selection Sunday looms, expect plenty of fresh faces and shocks to keep everyone guessing through April.