March 23, 2025 - 05:02

As the first round of the women's NCAA tournament comes to a close, the excitement of March Madness has taken a dramatic turn. With the conclusion of the opening day, it has been reported that over 95% of tournament brackets have been shattered. This surprising statistic highlights the unpredictable nature of the tournament, where upsets and unexpected outcomes are par for the course.
Despite a relatively straightforward start, many fans and analysts alike found their predictions thrown into disarray. Only 138 perfect brackets remain intact, a stark contrast to the thousands that were submitted. The tournament's early games showcased fierce competition, with several lower-seeded teams pulling off significant upsets that left fans reeling.
The remaining perfect brackets now represent a small fraction of the initial excitement, as participants hold their breath, hoping for their teams to advance. As the tournament progresses, the stakes will only get higher, and the quest for the ultimate perfect bracket continues.
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