Six entrants still have a chance at the top prize
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4/2/24 update
By Sam McClanahan
The Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight rounds of the NCAA Tournament delivered some of the “madness” that the previous rounds had been missing.
A handful of the top-seeded teams were eliminated and the final four left standing are: top-seeded Connecticut, Purdue, Alabama, and 11-seed North Carolina State, who is playing the role of “Cinderella” this year.
In the Falmouth Outlook’s Bracket Challenge, there are six entries that still have a shot at winning the top prize: Andrew Redden, Anna Redden, Garrett White, Tom Antrobus, Beverly Milner and Dave Maier. Both Reddens along with White are currently tied for the lead with 515 each. There are also multiple entries that still have a chance to place within the top three.
The NCAA Tournament will resume on April 6 with N.C. State taking on Purdue followed by Connecticut versus Alabama. The championship game will be played on April 8.