The “Big Dance” is now down to 32 teams and it’s time to move to the second round of NCAAB Picks. Although the first round didn’t produce as many NCAAB Picks surprises as usual it did give some of the big boys a scare and produce a huge upset with Cleveland State crushing Wake Forest. So, as we move into the second round to get down to the Sweet 16 next weekend let’s take a look at second round NCAAB Picks profitable betting trends.
This looks like a bracket with picks that are bound to have an upset or two. OU is playing below their mid season level, UNC is banged up, Syracuse has to be tired by now, Gonzaga will look to play spoiler again, and LSU and Arizona ST. have looked like world beaters this year….it’s wide open in the South.
This looks like an awesome bracket to me. You may as well call it the bracket of death. In my opinion no other bracket can stack up against the top 4 teams in this bracket pound for pound. I have 1 question though. Is UConn overrated? After all they managed to grab the top seed despite not winning the Big East regular season, or the conference title. Brutal in my opinion. What about you? Let me hear from you in the comments section below.
Here we go, onwards and upwards with the 2009 West regional brackets, free picks, and expert selections, plus matchups for the 2009 Division 1 National Championship March Madness Tourney.
It’s NCAAB Picks College Tournament time and with it comes numerous Bracket Contests. Everywhere you turn there’s articles and opinions to help you make winning NCAAB Bracket Picks. Most of these center around seed position and how they have faired over the course of time. Although one would like you to believe that seeding position helps in winning these contests the fact of the matter is that it doesn’t.
As I watched the brackets unfold on Selection Sunday, there were few surprises as the number 1, 2, and, 3 seeds went pretty much to the teams I expected. Some could argue that Memphis should have been a number one seed instead of Connecticut, but to me it is a mute point as the pairings placed them on a collision course in the West final either way.
This looks like a better bracket on paper than the mid-west bracket, and you’ve got to think the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds in the East Region will meet again?! YES! We could have a rematch of their great game in December (Duke vs. Pitt for you blowhards not paying attention) Let me hear from you!!! What about your opinions on this bracket — COMMENT BELOW PLEASE!
This looks like a pretty weak bracket to me! What about you? Let me hear from you in the comments section below.
Here we go, onwards and upwards with the 2009 Mid west regional brackets, free picks, and expert selections, plus matchups for the 2009 Division 1 National Championship March Madness Tourney.
