
UConn, Duke Lead NCAA Bracket Picks
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Yahoo Sports data reveals UConn as the clear favorite in the womens NCAA tournament, with over fifty percent of fans picking them to win. Duke leads the mens bracket with nearly thirty percent of fans backing them. Fans choices reflect powerhouse seasons, potentially leading to chalky tournaments with top seeds advancing deep into the brackets.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — UConn, Duke Lead NCAA Bracket Picks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On March 17, millions of fans nationwide are submitting brackets for the men's and women's NCAA tournaments kicking off this week. Yahoo's sports data from Tuesday afternoon shows clear trends and user picks to claim the national titles. On the women's side, Yukon dominates with over 50 percent backing them to win it all. UCLA follows at about 14 percent, South Carolina around 10 percent, and Texas near 6 percent. Meanwhile, the men's bracket splits between Duke and nearly 30 percent and Arizona just over 20 percent. Michigan trails at 14 percent, with Florida and Houston next in line. Fans' choices reflect powerhouse seasons like Yukon's perfect regular season and blowout wins averaging nearly 40 points. Duke rode an 11-game streak led by freshman Cameron Boosers 22 points and 10 rebounds per game, while Arizona finished 32 and three with victories over top teams. If these picks pan out, both tournaments could stay chalky with number one seeds, marching deep into the brackets as games begin Saturday.
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