Looking Back at Past March Madness Tournament Brackets (2017-2023) 

2018 loyola Chicago final four run reminden me of George mason"s run in 2006 and virginia didn't just lose to a 16 seed umbc they got dominated by 20 that was so shocking

Bro didn’t say one thing about St Peters last year

I’m a new sub. Do you make and release a video making your picks before the start of the tourney? Also Markus Howard was the Marquette player that was leading the nation in scoring in 2019. Love the vids

This is almost identical to my. Current bracket lol

Bro has personal beef with vcu

Did this guy seriously not mention St. Peters in the 2022 bracket?

Reminder that in the pandemic year, UVA had a COVID outbreak right before the tournament, and didn’t practice for an entire week, flying in at like 2AM the morning of the game. I should have swapped my pick before that, most obvious upset bid ever.

Why is Tennessee Tech in the bracket? Should be SEMO!!!

The fact that Michigan got in at 17-14 and Indiana had a play-in game at 20-13 last year (2022) was bs. If anything Michigan should've had the play-in game is what I'm saying. Idc that they won two games in the tournament.

I like the 2023 one but where is Penn State they literally made it to the championship today. Where are they? They should be in 8 seed

Providence being a fraud in 2022 is wild. They lost 5 games being in the Big East and they were top 10 in the country for the whole season. Bubble team is crazy.

I’m honestly surprised nobody went perfect in 2019, no seed lower than a 13 won a first round game, only one seed that wasn’t a top 5 seed made the sweet 16 and every single 1,2, and 3 seed made the sweet 16, on top of this, only one team who wasn’t a 1,2, or 3 made the elite 8, very chalk year and very predictable

Very Smart idea dude. I am a little bit of a believer of history somewhat repeated, especially when looking at teams that haven't changed.. haha. Hey man.. Kareem gets passed... UCLA vs. Houston???

is that 2023 in beginning

7:07 kansas state (11-21) got screwed more than sdsu and florida state and michigan state?

I’ve still not gotten over the robbery in the final four against Virginia

Cant forget Auburn should of lost in 2019. New Mexico St player shot a 3 at the buzzer and t bounced off the rim

Lol Andy Katz had San Diego state as a 1 seed over Dayton in 2020? What a joker

8:23 so many close games

When my final pick was done after the second round a few years ago, I gave up with brackets. Just enjoy it instead.

Lots of changes in the ncaa brackets over the years

4:20 they replaced their coach with a terrible one for diversity

Go back through your old March madness videos from like 2021

First, Notis

VCU underrated

I have been saying that its going to be The Game of the Century 2.0. UH/UCLA!! UH WINS in HOUSTON!!

There were 2 13 over 4 upsets in 2021 ohio beat Virginia and north texas beat purdue also abilene Christian beat texas as 14 seed there some big first round upsets that year

I just checked ur past video and you had BYU winning first round not UCLA

How about 2005 what a final 4

UCLA and Houston can’t play

It's sad to see Michigan's sweet 16 streak probably come to an end