Are Cinderellas 'dead' in the NCAA tournament? | College Basketball Power Hour
Yahoo Sports' Caroline Fenton, Jason Fitz and basketball analyst Isis 'Ice' Young discuss the lack of lower seed non-power conference teams in this year's Sweet Sixteen and whether that is good or bad for the tournament as a whole.
This NCAA Tournament doesn’t need a Cinderella — it’s got monster leagues and matchups
Instead, this is the first Sweet 16 since 2007 with zero teams seeded No. 12 or lower. Per the NCAA, this was the sixth time since the bracket expanded to 64 teams in 1985 that the top 16 seeds in the tournament all won their first-round games. The last time it happened was in 2017.
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The clock struck midnight early for Cinderella at this year’s NCAA tournaments.
Years of bracket chaos have given way to the year of the power conference. Cinderella is staying home this time.
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