Being a No. 1 seed doesn’t necessarily correlate with a deep run in the 2022 March Madness bracket. In fact, 20 No. 1 seeds have exited the NCAA Tournament bracket in the Round of 32 after Illinois lost to Loyola Chicago in 2021. Gonzaga, Arizona, Baylor and Kansas are the No. 1 seeds in the 2022 NCAA Tournament bracket. However, history indicates that if a No. 1 seed can make it to the second weekend, they have a legitimate shot at winning it all.
Since the NCAA bracket expanded in 1985, a No. 1 seed has won 23 of the 36 championships. Will a No. 1 seed win the NCAA Tournament 2022? Or will a lower seed like Duke, Kentucky, UCLA or Wisconsin be the last team standing in the 2022 NCAA basketball tournament? Before you make your 2022 NCAA Tournament predictions, see the March Madness bracket picks from the proven computer model at SportsLine.
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