Anything For You All: March Madness brackets require a final score in the championship game

Jumat, 22 Maret 2019

March Madness brackets require a final score in the championship game — here's one of the most likely outcomes

Using basic math, we looked back at recent March Madness finals and found a safe prediction to make for the final score in a bracket.

Here is who the experts are picking to make the Final Four in March Madness

This year's NCAA Tournament looks top-heavy, with many experts picking No. 1 seeds like Duke, Gonzaga, and Virginia to make the Final Four.

Packers player says he cried after signing a $66 million contract, then went to his mom's job and asked if she was ready to retire

Za'Darius Smith withheld his new contract information from his mom, then surprised her with the news the next day at her job.

Serena Williams' husband, Alexis Ohanian, once did a school assignment on how much he hated tennis

Alexis Ohanian may be married to the 23-time Grand Slam tennis champion Serena Williams, but there was once a time when he couldn't stand the sport.

The 22 best football managers of all time

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A baseball coach struggled to hide his smile after his son hit a huge home run for the opposing team

Alek Thomas hit a home run against his father's team on Wednesday, and the elder Thomas couldn't help but show his excitement.

Roger Federer just downplayed Novak Djokovic's greatest achievement

Djokovic is one slam away from holding all four majors at the same time, which he's done before — something Federer says is great, but not that great.

Trump reportedly still wants Robert Kraft at the Patriots White House Super Bowl party despite Florida massage-parlor prostitution scandal

Kraft was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution and paying for sexual services on February 22. He has pleaded not guilty.

Colin Kaepernick's collusion settlement was reportedly less than $10 million — far less than what people believed

According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid will receive less than $10 million from the NFL to settle their collusion grievances.