March Madness Predictions and Bracket: Men's and Women's

Build your NCAA tournament bracket for both the men's and women's fields, then see how SharpCapper's AI prices every tournament game against the market. College basketball publishing is on hold. The men's markets were measured against five seasons of real closing prices and none beat the price; the women's lane has not been measured yet. Neither posts until one earns it. Anything we do publish goes up before tip-off and is graded in public, wins and losses together.

The bracket structure is fixed all year: four regions, the standard seed pairings from 1 against 16 down to 8 against 9, the First Four, then six rounds to a national title. Team names fill in on Selection Sunday, and picks you make are saved in your browser until then.

The men's and women's tournaments are separate leagues that field schools with the same names, so a matchup like UConn against Tennessee is a real game in both. SharpCapper treats them as two different sports end to end: separate odds feeds, separate scoreboards, separate brackets, and separate graded records.