March Madness Brackets Left: Expect Chaos Ahead

Gonzaga found itself in a battle Thursday night, and fans can expect more chaos ahead as the NCAA tournament continues. The first-round result saw Defeated No., is one of the top teams in America right now, and its seed should reflect that.

While some may have thought Houston as a 5-seed was too low, others will agree with Tennessee's seeding. However, all of that could change on Saturday and Sunday. The top seeds are still the top seeds, and the lower seeds - even those that scored major upsets - remain the lower seeds.

In our reseeding of the first round, there won't be a lot of movement. Fans in the stands have created an atmosphere that the event has not enjoyed since 2019, a year before the tournament was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.

The field is filled with talented teams, including Arkansas Razorbacks, Baylor Bears, Houston Cougars, Illinois Fighting Illini, Kansas Jayhawks, Michigan Wolverines, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Villanova Wildcats, Wisconsin Badgers, UCLA Bruins, Gonzaga Bulldogs, Arizona Wildcats, Duke Blue Devils, Saint Peter's Peacocks, Ohio State Buckeyes, Tennessee Volunteers, Providence Friars, Richmond Spiders, Memphis Tigers, North Carolina Tar Heels, Saint Mary's Gaels, New Mexico State Aggies, Creighton Bluejays, Murray State Racers, Michigan State Spartans, TCU Horned Frogs, Iowa State Cyclones, Auburn Tigers, Purdue Boilermakers, Texas Longhorns, Miami Hurricanes, and Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

For the first time in three years, the 2022 men's NCAA tournament feels normal again. With so many talented teams vying for the championship, fans are in for a treat as the March Madness round of 32 unfolds.

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