Former President Barack Obama released his annual picks for March Madness 2024. See who he took to win it all on the men's and women's sides. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀 ...

Former President Barack Obama on Tuesday released his annual March Ma d ness brackets for both the men's and women's NCAA Tournaments.. On the men's side, Obama is picking No. 1 overall seed UConn ...

The 2025 NCAA Tournament is underway, so it's time for the annual check-in on President Barack Obama's March Madness bracket. By Josh Sanchez | Mar 20, 2025.

Barack Obama March Madness bracket: Former President unveils men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament brackets Houston is the lone No. 1 seed to make it to the Final Four in Obama’s bracket for the ...

Obama's 2015 bracket marks a return to his conservative style of NCAA picks. As usual, he has selected few upsets -- his notable exception being Buffalo, a 12-seed, to upset No. 5 West Virginia in ...

Former President Obama has unveiled his March Madness brackets for both the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments.

Barack Obama has filled out a March Madness bracket every year since 2009. Here's a look at Obama's 2023 bracket and the history that could be made if he's right.

But as the 2025 NCAA tournament approached, his annual bracket was curiously absent. Turns out, he may have just been waiting out the First Four games before finalizing his selections.

President Obama released his annual bracket predictions for March Madness Wednesday, with undefeated Kentucky projected to beat Villanova in the championship game. The bracket shows a president ...

While some tend to get upset-heavy with their March Madness picks, and it’s not an entirely wrong strategy, especially in the first round and for the 5 vs. 12 matchups, Obama is mostly chalk.

Where Is Barack Obama's March Madness Bracket? Twitter Asks Former President for NCAA Tournament Tips. Published Mar 20, 2019 at 8:36 AM EDT Updated Mar 20, 2019 at 12:02 PM EDT.

Barack Obama has released his brackets for March Madness 2021. In the men's bracket, Obama picked all four No. 1 seeds to reach the Final Four.