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Bubble teams are sweating while the race for the No. 1 overall seed comes down to the wire, as the NCAA tournament selection committee is set to make some tough decisions.
It’s time for Sports Illustrated’s finalized projected NCAA tournament field! The NCAA tournament selection committee has some major decisions to make, including some very difficult ones on the bubble and for the top overall seed. With just a couple of hours until the committee reveals the field of 68, here’s our prediction for how things will look when the official bracket comes out.

The move was the first big blockbuster of the NFL offseason.
For the second straight year, the Dolphins made a splash trade as Miami has reportedly acquired cornerback Jalen Ramsey from the Rams. The move gives Miami another star player, alongside last year’s acquisitions of wide receiver Tyreek Hill and pass rusher Bradley Chubb.
The trade comes just days before free agency opens up in the NFL, and there is a chance that Ramsey is just the first of many big names to be on the move. Additionally, Miami continues to load up as it tries to dethrone the Bills at the top of the AFC East.

The six-time Pro Bowl cornerback joins Vic Fangio’s heavy zone scheme with Xavien Howard, giving Miami one of the best cover tandems in the NFL.
Trade details: Rams receive 2023 third-round pick and tight end Hunter Long. Dolphins receive cornerback Jalen Ramsey
Dolphins grade: B
Rams grade: C
Jalen Ramsey is headed back to Florida, but he’ll be wearing a different shade of teal.
The Dolphins agreed in principle Sunday with the Rams to acquire Ramsey, giving them a set of Pro Bowl corners from a year ago with Xavien Howard on the other side.

It appears the Chiefs quarterback is excited for the new league year to begin.
Fans across the NFL are patiently waiting for free agency to start, and the league’s biggest stars are not excluded from the chaos of it all. Chiefs quarterback and reigning Super Bowl and regular-season MVP Patrick Mahomes tweeted ahead of the beginning of free agency, and he appears to be as excited as anyone to see how it all shakes out this week. 
“NFL is going to be wild this week!” Mahomes wrote on Twitter.

Approximately 60-100 million brackets are filled out every season.
Creating March Madness brackets can be one of the most enjoyable experiences for a sports fan.
When the full slate of men’s and women’s NCAA tournament brackets is released on Selection Sunday, fans will rush to fill out their top picks of who will win each of the 63 games. Approximately 60 to 100 million brackets are filled out each season.
It’s nearly impossible to fill out a perfect bracket, especially with all the upsets that occur in the tournament every year.

NASHVILLE- The expectations were overwhelming, with off-court drama that spilled into every press conference at the SEC tourney. But Alabama held its own, from the time they landed in Nashville, until the nets were cut down. For everyone rooting against Brandon Miller and the Tide, you’ll now have to wait another week, after they defeated Texas A&M 82-63.
There were plenty of fans on Friday rooting against Alabama and Nate Oats, but they handled business.

The Rams have agreed to trade star cornerback Jalen Ramsey to the Dolphins for a 2023 third-round pick and tight end Hunter Long, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Michigan hockey hammered Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament on Saturday afternoon. The 7-3 rivalry win propelled the Wolverines into the final, while the Buckeyes will head back to Columbus and prepare for the NCAA Tournament.

Highlights as Michigan defeats OSU 7-3 to advance to the B1G Tournament Championship#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/zqP5mJwQux
— Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) March 12, 2023

Before their opponents hit the road, The Children of Yost (Michigan’s student section) made sure to remind them who owns the rivalry.

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Who hears their name called first? Who hears it last?
The best Sunday of the year is upon us, but before this year’s field of 68 begins to be announced at 6 p.m., let’s look at the four biggest questions heading into the 2023 bracket reveal.
1. Who will be the fourth No. 1 seed?
Before Sunday’s conference tournament championship games tip-off, it would appear as though three teams — Houston, Kansas and Alabama — are already locked into No. 1 seeds.