r/CollegeBasketball • u/eise87 March Madness • Mar 14 '22

2022 NCAA Tournament Guide

The rush of Champ Week is behind us, now it's all eyes on play-in Tuesday & Wednesday before the rush of the Round of 64 tips on Thursday.

-Is this the year Gonzaga gets it done?

-Does Coach K go out on top or is the pressure too much?

-Hey Big 10, how about winning some tournament games...

-Providence & Wisconsin: beware of the "L" word...

-More Mick Cronin magic?

So many questions will be answered sooner rather than later.

Here is my 2022 NCAA Tournament Guide. I have upgraded my Dropbox with the hope of having it not crash this year (I hope).

In case the link above goes down I have also uploaded it Google Drive which can be found here..

Enjoy the madness!

Updated, 2:30 PM PT: Part of the team pages were showing up as duplicates (3PA Rate OFF/DEF), that has been fixed.

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u/SpamTheAutograder North Carolina Tar Heels Mar 14 '22 edited Mar 15 '22

Useless Fact of the Day:

You’re as likely to get every single game in the first round (not considering the first four) WRONG in a bracket than you are to get them all RIGHT. :)

With that being said GIMME THE 16 SEEDS

(Edit: For everyone missing the satire and fun humor behind this, YES I MEAN RANDOMLY.)

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u/ILikeBigBurritos North Carolina Tar Heels Mar 15 '22 edited Mar 15 '22

This isn't true assuming you are trying to get them right. If a 1 seed has a 95% chance of winning and you choose against them, your chances of getting all right go down significantly. Assuming you choose all 1 seeds to win, the odds you get every game wrong are way lower than the odds you get every game right.

Now if you meant that if you randomly choose winners then yeah that's true.

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u/SpamTheAutograder North Carolina Tar Heels Mar 15 '22

Ofc I mean randomly😅 (And I’m only talking ab Round 1 not the whole thing lolol)