March Madness Predictions

First Four:

LIU Brooklyn
Radford 

St Bonaventure
UCLA 

Texas Southern 
North Carolina Central

Syracuse 
Arizona State



Round of 64:

South

Virginia
UMBC

Creighton
Kansas State

Kentucky
Davidson 

Arizona 
Buffalo



Miami
Loyola Chicago 

Tennessee 
Wright State

Nevada
Texas

Cincinnati
Georgia State 

East

Villanova
Radford

Virginia Tech
Alabama 



West Virginia 
Murray State

Wichita State
Marshall

Florida
UCLA

Texas Tech
SF Austin 

Arkansas
Butler

Purdue 
Cal State Fullerton

West

Xavier 
Texas Southern

Missouri 
Florida State

Ohio State
South Dakota State 

Gonzaga 
UNC Greensboro

Houston
San Diego State



Michigan
Montana

Texas A&M 
Providence

North Carolina 
Lipscomb

Midwest

Kansas
Pennsylvania

Seton Hall
North Carolina State 

Clemson
New Mexico State

Auburn
Charleston

TCU
Syracuse 

Michigan State 
Bucknell

Rhode Island
Oklahoma



Duke
Iona

Round of 32:

South

Virginia
Creighton

Davidson
Arizona

Loyola Chicago
Tennessee

Nevada
Cincinnati



East

Villanova
Alabama

West Virginia
Wichita State



Florida
SF Austin

Butler
Purdue

West

Xavier
Missouri

South Dakota State
Gonzaga

Houston
Michigan

Texas A&M
North Carolina



Midwest

Kansas
North Carolina State

Clemson
Auburn

Syracuse
Michigan State



Rhode Island
Duke

Round of 16:

South

Virginia
Arizona



Loyola Chicago
Nevada

East

Villanova
Wichita State

SF Austin
Purdue



West

Xavier
Gonzaga

Michigan
Texas A&M



Midwest

Kansas
Clemson



Michigan State
Duke

Elite Eight:

South

Virginia
Nevada



East

Villanova
Purdue



West

Xavier
Michigan



Midwest

Kansas
Duke 



Final Four:

Virginia
Xavier



Villanova
Duke



Finals:

Villanova
Xavier 



Xavier Wins National Championship

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