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Bracket 2012
March 5th, 2012
by Shawn Siegel
While we think the selection of
2012 NCAA
Brackets here at CollegeHoops.net can't be beat, there are a host of other
sites that have quality brackets as well. Here is a sampling of NCAA Bracket
resources:
CollegeHoops.net
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NCAA Tournament: Odds of a Seed Advancing
March 5th, 2012
by Shawn Siegel
This
chart shows how each seed has fared over the six rounds of each tournament since
1985 (the start of the 64/68 team tournament). For Example the #1 Seeds have won
100% of their first round games, but #2 have only won 95.7% of the time. The #1 Seeds
have made it to the finals 14.1% of the time, but note #4 seeds have only made it
1.1% of the time.
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NCAA Tournament: Historical Success by Seed
March 4th, 2012
by Shawn Siegel
This
chart shows how each seed has fared over the six rounds of each tournament since
1985 (the start of the 64/68 team tournament). For Example the #1 Seeds have won
100 of 100 games in the first round, but 4 times a #2 seed has lost. The #1
Seeds have made it to the finals 24 times and have won 15 of them. The #4 seeds
have made it to the finals only twice however.
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National Champions by the Numbers
March 17th, 2010
by Raphielle Johnson
This time of the
year brings out all kinds of strategies in regards to how one will fill out
their bracket. Opinions, uniform colors and mascots are just three of the dozens
of ideas that people throughout the nation (and in some cases outside of the US)
have in regards to turning in that winning bracket. But what about the
statistics of recent champions? Those numbers can go a long way in showing which
teams have the best shot at cutting down the nets on April 5th.
NCAA Tournament: Best & Worst of Each Seed
March 17th, 2010
by Shawn Siegel
When ever two college basketball teams meet for one game, luck always plays a big part. The best team doesn't necessarily always win. Good players have off days and bad players get hot. Thus picking a perfect bracket, even if you legitimately know which teams are better, is impossible. But you can increase your chances of bracket success by avoiding some obvious pitfalls and nailing the underrated squads.
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Bracket Tactics: How to Pick the National Champion
March 16th, 2010
by Jon Teitel
CollegeHoops.net's
Bracket Tactics will help you pick this year's national champion & finish at the
top of your pool. These tips are based on previous NCAA Tournament results:
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3 Myths About Picking the NCAA Tournament
March 15th, 2010
by John P. Wise
It's dinnertime on Monday; by now
you've surely filled out two brackets and plan to fill out three more. And
you'll reason things the same way you did last year and the year before.
But did you win any money last year or the year before? I thought not.
If you abandon your familiar logic and consider a new approach, you just might look like you know what you're doing come Final Four weekend. Here are the issues you should think about:
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Top 5 NCAA Tournament Busts
March 15th, 2010
by Matthew Ryter
A bust can be defined as a failure. A
failure in the NCAA Tournament is a team that is ranked high, has expectations,
and fails to meets those expectations. Some teams are schizophrenic, lack depth,
or are entering this tournament ice cold. Let’s take a look at 5 Potential Busts
in this year’s tournament…
Top 5 NCAA Tournament Sleepers
March 15th, 2010
by Matthew Ryter
When filling out brackets, you
have to choose your “sleepers” wisely. Do they matchup well against their
potential opponents? Have they been challenged this year? Do they have a guy who
can take over a game in the final minutes? If can say Yes to all three of these
questions, you may have found yourself a sleeper. Here are 5 potential sleepers
to consider:

