With Selection Sunday taking place this past Sunday, March 17, March Madness has officially begun. The field of 68 has been announced and people have begun the process of filling out their bracket and picking a winner – a task that is extremely difficult and complicated. The roller coaster ride of the NCAA tournament has officially started.
Yet, after filling out the bracket, every person thinks they have the perfect one. Then, they discover the actual bracket itself is either a disaster or is not infallible by any means. There is no such thing as a perfect, or really a nearly perfect, bracket, but following certain strategies can help make the process easier. So, with that said, here are some tips to follow when filling out your bracket that do not involve me telling you particular teams to pick or to avoid:
First off, the Round of 64 has plenty of match ups that can be head scratchers. Also, there may be teams you have never heard of before, but you shouldn’t just dismiss them as being inferior because they don’t come from a major conference. If you don’t know a lot about a team, then look them up and you might be pleasantly surprised to see why they are as high seeded as they are or why they are in the tournament to begin with.