Unveiled: Ryan Fagan’s Shocking Bracket Choices for March Madness 2025 – Can Cinderella Crash the Dance?
With the NCAA Tournament upon us once again, folks are scrambling to fill out their brackets. We all know the drill, right? A mix of educated picks, gut feelings, and maybe a sprinkle of wishful thinking. But what if you could do more than just wish for upsets? What if you could get the inside scoop like getting a sneak peek at a script in Hollywood, but instead, you’ve got my breakdown of the 2025 NCAA Bracket with insights from our very own TRACR model. Yes, I’ve got the numbers, but let’s not make this about statistics alone; it’s about what I can see happening on the court, based on years of watching teams rise and fall in this mad dance of March.
Imagine diving into your pick with the mindset of not just being a fan, but being an insider, someone privy to the behind-the-scenes stories and potentials of each team. We’ve all been there, choosing a Cinderella team not for their seeding, but for a feeling. And that’s what I’m sharing here, a bit of magic mixed with data, to give you the picks that aren’t just chalk – though don’t overlook what chalk can do, like Florida, who I believe might find themselves in the right groove at just the right time.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just filling out a bracket because your office has a pool with a prize you’d like to win, this dance we call March Madness is for everyone. And with a little help from our model, and some expert intuition, you might just make those upsets that define the tournament; you might just make your bracket one to remember. So let’s dive into the regions with me, look at those Cinderella stories waiting to unfold, those dark horses that could gallop into the Final Four, and those teams you should maybe think twice about—unless you’ve got a hunch or a heart-set on something different.
Here’s to hoping we all find that one team, the one that makes us believe, the one that let’s us holler, “yeah, I picked them,” and for those who want an even deeper dive, where choosing the right upsets could pay off big time, consider the Opta Analyst Predictor Bracket. Now, why wait to make your picks? Let’s break down the 2025 tournament together. LEARN MORE
College basketball expert Ryan Fagan breaks down his 2025 NCAA bracket picks with a little help from our TRACR model.
The good thing about immediately filling out your NCAA Tournament bracket is that you have a few days to think over your choices, do a little extra research and reevaluate all of your rash decisions, like picking Duke to lose on the opening weekend because you still hate Grayson Allen.
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