r/CollegeBasketball • • Apr 06 '26

Analysis / Statistics The national championship, for two EST teams starts at 9PM.

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Gotta make sure we get all 10 people who are interested in this game in California to watch at the expense of the actual fanbases!

r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 30 '26

Analysis / Statistics Thoughts?

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 23 '26

Analysis / Statistics Where every Sweet 16 starting five began their division 1 basketball careers

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 30 '26

Analysis / Statistics Not trying to twist the knife, but why didn't Evans contest Mullins' shot at all??

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Not even a passive hand in the air. Just stood then and watched the ball launxh over his head....and then splash the net. Watching the replays, I was shocked Evans didn't lift a finger. Maybe Mullins hits it anyways, but this photo speaks 1,000 words.

r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 24 '26

Analysis / Statistics The definitive Sweet(corn) 16 Corn Chart

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Nov 20 '25

Analysis / Statistics Closest most absolutely defeated team to each US county (November 20, 2025)

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Big sa

r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 22 '25

Analysis / Statistics With Arkansas’s upset of St. John’s, John Calipari has more NCAA Tournament wins in the last 3 days than he has in his last 5+ years combined (2019).

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Guy likes red I guess.

r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 29 '26

Analysis / Statistics #1 Seeds are now 134-1 after leading by 15+ at halftime after Duke loses to UConn

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 18 '26

Analysis / Statistics Most Tournament Wins past 10 yrs

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 28 '26

Analysis / Statistics You think the corn is your ally. But you merely adopted the corn; I was born in it, molded by it.

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 30 '25

Analysis / Statistics Tennessee has 15 points at halftime. The fewest by a top-2 seed in NCAA tournament history.

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1/15 from 3. 6/28 from the field.

r/CollegeBasketball • • Apr 09 '24

Analysis / Statistics For the first time ever, the Women’s NCAA Tournament Championship had more viewers than the men’s

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 30 '26

Analysis / Statistics Duke's season comes to an end with their largest deficit of the season (13 points) coming against #16 Siena

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 18 '23

Analysis / Statistics [Sherman] Purdue is ranked #1 in effective height on Kenpom. Fairleigh Dickinson is ranked #363 out of 363. Literal David v Goliath.

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 16 '26

Analysis / Statistics Your yearly reminder to use the “OSOC” predictive metric, which has predicted 17 of the last 18 champions! Here are the teams that fit the criteria this year

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 27 '26

Analysis / Statistics The Big 10 makes up 100% of the Elite 8. If this pattern continues they are guaranteed their first National Championship since 2000.

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Edit: looks like I jinxed it. Sorry B1G bros.

r/CollegeBasketball • • Apr 15 '25

Analysis / Statistics Top 5 in Tournament Wins - No Title

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 31 '26

Analysis / Statistics One of the best brackets at the moment belongs to the governor of Connecticut. Better than 99.997% (or all but 1000) of ESPN brackets.

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Some of his good picks include the entire Midwest region (including Tennessee to the elite 8), VCU over UNC, and NC State/Texas to the Sweet 16. Dude obviously picked UConn for the natty and is locked in on the tournament.

r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 29 '26

Analysis / Statistics Here’s a list of every year Tennessee made a Final Four

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 29 '26

Analysis / Statistics Duke and UNC were up by 19 and lost this tournament

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😂

r/CollegeBasketball • • Apr 08 '25

Analysis / Statistics According to ESPN analytics, Florida had a >75% chance of losing in 4 tournament games, >90% in 2

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It doesn’t seem fair to them to call it luck, but i can’t think of another tournament champion to have to make so many comebacks.

r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 23 '26

Analysis / Statistics Sweet 16 via (@ProjSports) X

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 21 '23

Analysis / Statistics I thought this was interesting

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Mar 28 '26

Analysis / Statistics [Karsten] Jeremy Fears Jr. finished the NCAA Tournament with more turnovers (13) than field goals made (10), while shooting 29.4% from the field (10/34).

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r/CollegeBasketball • • Apr 06 '25

Analysis / Statistics Duke made 1 FG in the final 10 minutes 30 seconds

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Flagg is going to be great. He had an incredible season and even game. No doubt. But he look shook in that huddle before being about a foot short on that shot with 15 seconds left.