Women's Bracketology: 2025 NCAA tournament By Charlie Creme Updated: 4/24/2025 at 9:00 a.m. ET Change was everywhere this past season as college basketball moved to 31 conferences and a Power 4.

RULES. ESPN's Bracketology efforts are focused on projecting the NCAA tournament field just as we expect the NCAA Division I basketball committee to select the field in March.

Bracketology is by nature an inexact science. That should be borne in mind at all times when looking at any attempt to project the NCAA men’s basketball tournament field, as any such projection ...

Two big-name teams are absent from our bracketology. One is North Carolina, which slipped to 12-8 overall after Tuesday night’s loss at Wake Forest. The Tar Heels are a pitiful 1-7 in Quad 1 games.

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We take a closer look at the full scope of bracketology: What it is, what you need to know about the bracket itself, and updating predictions for the entire NCAA tournament field from NCAA.com ...

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Here is how Andy Katz sees the March Madness field shaking out from 1 through 68, including the top four seeds, first four out and conferences likely to send the most teams into the tournament.