Here's the latest projected March Madness bracket, including No. 1 seeds, the last four teams in and the first four out of the NCAA Tournament

According to the NCAA, the odds of a perfect bracket increase, in theory, to about 1 in 120 billion if you apply logic. That includes picking favorites. The closest known attempt was a bracket that remained perfect through the first 49 games in 2019. It was a remarkable bracket, but it was still light years away from perfection.

It’s not quite March yet, but the madness is upon us. This weekend has a flurry of games that have a lot of implications for the NCAA tournament. One of the most significant games this weekend is Wake Forest vs.

This weekend, everyone will be tuning in to see the top 16 seeds unveiled during the bracket reveal, continuing a March Madness tradition that has been in place since 2017. The post March Madness NCAA Bracket Reveal To Debut This Weekend appeared first on Stadium Rant.