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Biff Tannen Gives You All of March Madness’ Winners—and Biggest Losers

What’s up buttheads. Need some help picking your bracket? Stop agonizing over useless statistics and half-assed talking head analysis. I have every single winner in the NCAA Tournament right here, so just do what I say and you can start spending that money right now.

Note: Information presented for entertainment purposes only. If you consult video games for sports betting advice, seek help.

For starters, South Florida defeats Cal 60-59, and Vermont gets beat by some guy named Lamar, 73-55, in a game tipping off in 30 minutes. So you’re welcome for that. Now, as to the rest of the bracket …

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South Regional

VCU reprises its cinderella role of last year by defeating Kentucky and thwarting a 20-year anniversary rematch of the Wildcats thriller with Duke. South Dakota State also makes huge noise by slapping Baylor with a 10-point loss behind 23 points from Nate Wolters.

First Round

Kentucky 63, Western Kentucky 59

Iowa State 77, Connecticut 69

VCU 86, Wichita State 74

Indiana 70, New Mexico State 66

UNLV 85, Colorado 59

South Dakota State 63, Baylor 53

Xavier 73, Notre Dame 53

Duke 72, Lehigh 47

Second Round

Kentucky 96, Iowa State 65

VCU 77, Indiana 69

UNLV 95, South Dakota State 50

Duke 96, Xavier 71

Regional Semifinals

VCU 75, Kentucky 71

Duke 93, UNLV 90

Regional Final

Duke 72, VCU 61

West Regional

With its path to its first Final Four ever practically paved, thanks to Memphis stunning Michigan State, Missouri still can’t close the deal, falling 73-68 in an all-Tiger regional final.

First Round

Michigan State 76, Long Island 58

Memphis 66, Saint Louis 50

New Mexico 63, Long Beach State 53

Louisville 84, Davidson 73

Murray State 76, Colorado State 63

BYU 76, Marquette 71

Virginia 65, Florida 63

Missouri 59, Norfolk State 44

Second Round

Memphis 70, Michigan State 59

Louisville 67, New Mexico 64

Murray State 85, Brigham Young 53

Missouri 65, Virginia 51

Regional Semifinals

Memphis 88, Louisville 79

Missouri 86, Murray State 73

Regional Final

Memphis 73, Missouri 68

East Regional

Think Fab Melo’s ineligibility isn’t costly? Not only will Syracuse endure the humiliation of being the first No. 1 seed to lose in the first round, it won’t even be close. Eddie Biedenbach’s Bulldogs demolish the Orange by 20, and then lose by one in the second round to an opportunistic Southern Miss. Wisconsin emerges from the chaos.

First Round

UNC-Asheville 75, Syracuse 55

Southern Miss 85, Kansas State 63

Harvard 78, Vanderbilt 53

Wisconsin 82, Montana 73

Cincinnati 97, Texas 58

St. Bonaventure 59, Florida State 52

West Virginia 69, Gonzaga 59

Ohio State 99, Loyola-Maryland 61

Second Round

Southern Miss 70, UNC-Asheville 69

Wisconsin 86, Harvard 72

Cincinnati 60, St. Bonaventure 42

Ohio State 75, West Virginia 66

Regional Semifinals

Wisconsin 71, Southern Miss 53

Cincinnati 77, Ohio State 65

Regional Final

Wisconsin 72, Cincinnati 47

Midwest Regional

Don’t laugh over Missouri’s misery too much, Kansas fans. You are sent packing in the first round by Detroit. N.C. State benefits most from the upsets at the bottom of the bracket, winning three games in an NCAA tournament for the first time since 1986. But North Carolina chokes away the mother of all rematches, losing to eventual regional champion Temple.

First Round

North Carolina 84, Lamar 79

Creighton 79, Alabama 65

Temple 85, South Florida 73

Ohio 72, Michigan 51

N.C. State 82, San Diego State 59

Belmont 88, Georgetown 74

Saint Mary’s 77, Purdue 60

Detroit 72, Kansas 56

Second Round

North Carolina 80, Creighton 60

Temple 92, Ohio 70

N.C. State 97, Belmont 59

Saint Mary’s 79, Detroit 51

Regional Semifinals

Temple 77, North Carolina 70

N.C. State 60, Saint Mary’s 58

Regional Final

Temple 70, N.C. State 62

The Final Four

Two ugly blowouts set up a final no one saw coming and even fewer want to watch. Duke takes its fifth national championship behind 21 points and 10 assists from tournament MOP Seth Curry.

National Semifinals

Duke 89, Memphis 57

Temple 68, Wisconsin 42

National Championship

Duke 77, Temple 68

Biff’s record: 14-10 last week; 23-24 lifetime. Well looky what we have here.

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