Top 5 Stats to Predict March Madness Upsets 

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While this is an interesting metric, as you stated, this method is not full-proof or there would be millions of perfect brackets. An outlier I'd like mentioning is the 2018-2019 No.1 Duke vs. No. 2 Michigan St., 67-28, where Michigan St. didn't have a single of the aforementioned stats, yet one. Then again, it was a relatively close match. Edit: This seemed very convincing, and likely to be a great measure. However, after a few examples like the one above, all the upsets by using said stats did not yield the practical result. Fairleigh, St. Peters, etc.

What website did you use for the stats?