Jimmy Fallon, the charismatic host of The Tonight Show, has a knack for quirky and unpredictable methods when it comes to predicting March Madness outcomes. Last year, he enlisted the help of a fish in his office to make bracket selections. The “fish picks” led him to predict Kansas as the national champion, but the University of Connecticut ultimately claimed the title.
👀 @jimmyfallon's bracket!#MarchMadness pic.twitter.com/frPCP7cXc2
— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) March 22, 2024
The tweet, featuring the ever-watchful “eyes” and tagging the official NCAA Women’s Basketball account (@MarchMadnessWBB), has fans buzzing. Will Fallon’s bracket defy the odds and outperform the predictions of seasoned analysts?
This year’s tournament boasts several teams with championship aspirations. The undefeated South Carolina Gamecocks (32-0) are the clear favourites, led by the record-breaking scorer Caitlin Clark. However, teams like Stanford (with the dominant Cameron Brink) and UConn (boasting the highly-touted Aaliyah Edwards) are ready to challenge. Don’t count out last year’s champions, LSU, either, who secured a strong No. 3 seed.
The beauty of March Madness lies in its unpredictability. Lower-seeded teams can pull off surprising victories, leaving brackets shattered and igniting excitement. Will a mid-major program make a deep run? Can a dominant team succumb to an inspired underdog? These are the questions that make the tournament so captivating.
There are several ways to stay up-to-date on the tournament’s progress:
- Official NCAA Women’s Basketball Accounts: Follow @MarchMadnessWBB on Twitter and their website for live updates, scores, and highlights.
- Sports News Outlets: Major sports news outlets like ESPN, CBS Sports, and NBC Sports provide comprehensive coverage, including expert analysis and game breakdowns.
- Social Media: Follow college basketball pages and use hashtags like #MarchMadness to join the online conversation and see what other fans are saying.
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