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ESPN's Joe Lunardi did just that on Tuesday, releasing a way-too-early version of Bracketology for the coming season. Lunardi ranks Kentucky pretty closely with most other media outlets, placing ...

The 68-team bracket is the standard version of the NCAA tournament field that has been in place since 2011. If the 2021 field is comprised of 68 teams, there will be some key differences to past years ...

ESPN's Joe Lundardi went through another way-too-early effort to project the NCAA Tournament field and dropped Ohio State down a couple of seed lines.

Back in late April, ESPN’s Joe Lunardi – the go-to bracketologist in college basketball – released his first edition of 2026 Bracketology, and Kansas was listed as a seven seed set to take ...

ESPN's Joe Lunardi, who is the resident college hoops expert at the publication, recently released his way-too-early bracketology for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. Here is what he has been up to ...

The NCAA Tournament ended less than a month ago, but for diehard fans and college basketball gurus, there is no offseason – and that includes ESPN’s resident bracketologist Joe Lunardi. On ...

Well, according to the debut edition of 2025-25 "Bracketology" according to ESPN's Joe Lunardi, Alabama projects as a No. 6 seed in the East Region facing off against No. 11 seeded Memphis in San ...

The offseason means a slowdown, but not a complete stop, for ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi. The longtime NCAA Tournament prognosticator is already looking toward the 2026 NCAA Tournament and ...

Kansas basketball continues to build its roster ahead of the 2025-26 season. At the moment, that has KU projected to make the NCAA tournament.

In ESPN’s first Bracketology for the 2025-26 season, Joe Lunardi seems unmoved by the plethora of moves OSU has made in the offseason. Not only are the Cowboys not in ESPN’s field of 68 teams, ...

Joe Lunardi, ESPN's bracketology expert, shares that sentiment as he thinks Georgia has done enough this offseason to get back into the NCAA Tournament picture. On Monday, ...