March Madness bracket leak disrupts Selection Sunday
The NCAA investigates a leak of this year's tournament bracket during CBS's Selection Sunday show as Twitter users share the image minutes after airing. Charles Barkley joked about the mishap while teams and players learn early matchups, drawing social media criticism and questions over security. Notre Dame coach Mike Brey learns of the leak via text from his son Kyle, a Youngstown State coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twitter
CBS
NCAA
Charles Barkley
Kentucky
John Calipari
Notre Dame
Mike Brey
Kyle
Youngstown State
Brooklyn
Blue dominates brackets in blue blood bracket preview
AP columnist Jim Like argues final four will feature blue teams as favorites, with Kansas, Villanova, Duke, and North Carolina highlighted. He predicts Michigan State to win, citing Izzo’s defense and three point shooting, and notes blue as a unifying color theme across selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Denzel Valentine
Michigan
Michigan State
Tom Izzo
Valentine
Kansas
Houston
Spartans
Izzo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holy Cross
Colorado
Thurs
Uconn
Maryland
Oregon
Saint Joseph’s
Xavier
Weber State
Virginia
Hampton
Thure
Vanderbilt
Wichita St
Dayton
Ohio
Tulsa
Southern U
Sweet
Austin Peay
Dakota St
California
Hawaii
Arizona
Vanderbilt/Wich
Miami
Buffalo
Iowa
Villanova
UNC
Ashville
South
Cincinnati
Baylor
Duke
UNC Wilm
Texas
Texas A&m
Green Bay
Oregon St
VCU
Oklahoma
CSU Bakersfield
Louisville, Ky
Anaheim
Calif
Philadelphia
Midwest
Chicago
North Carolina
USC
Providence
Indiana
Chattanooga
Stony Brook
Mich
West Virginia
Austin
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Texas Tech
Butler
Purdue
Little Rock
Iowa State
Seton Hall
Utah
Fresno St
Syracuse
Michigan St
Litke
State
Buddy Hield
Navy
Yale
Olina
Cal
Jayhawks
Jay Wright
Grayson Allen
Brandon Ingram
Mike Krzyzewski
Tar Heels
Carolina
Roy Williams
Jim Like
The
Associated Press
Ford Service
Motorcraft
U.S
Ford Motor Company
Swjick Terakarm
Elyria Qi
Abrahamautomall.com
Fmeccr
Hankook
Yokohama
FORD
East Broad St. Elyria
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!