There’s math to the Madness. With college basketball’s wildly popular March Madness tournament starting next week, a North Carolina-based stats whiz is urging fans to crunch their numbers before ...

Professor Michael Magazine is upending the logical world of math with a good dose of March Madness. Magazine teaches a new class called Bracketology at University of Cincinnati, the home of the ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The NCAA started out with 68 teams this March Madness after tonight's games we'll be down to just eight. There's a lot of numbers and math that go into this tournament, ...

Each March, the otherwise obscure field of "bracketology" becomes a premier discipline in the U.S. As pundits and fans debate the 68 teams that most deserve to participate in the NCAA Division I Men's ...

Raleigh, N.C. — There are many theories on how to fill out an NCAA tournament bracket. Some choose by mascot, conference or RPI. Others, like Charlie McGee, flip a coin. McGee, a student at North ...

This is no easy season for picking an NCAA tournament champ. By mid-February, I usually have a gut feeling about which team I'm going to put on the final line in my bracket. In 2017 that was Kansas.

When the NCAA tournament bracket is released, Andrew Mansheim, an associate professor of mathematics at Black Hawk College, gets down to the analytics. “Every year, there’s gonna be upsets, there’s ...