March Madness

MADNESS IS HERE: March Madness is back and will give us great basketball. Patrick Smith Getty Images 

Ben Cooper | Sports Editor

March 19, 2021

March Madness is back! After a one year hiatus due to COVID-19, fans are excited to make brackets and watch all of the madness. From an undefeated team like Gonzaga to the top college prospect Cade Cunningham, this March Madness will be the best in a while. 

68 teams will fight it out over the next three weekends to be named NCAA champions. Most people that watch March Madness are putting together a bracket. 

EXPERT’S BRACKET: Our college basketball expert Jack Hagen’s march madness bracket. Jack Hagen / Triton Times

Creating the perfect bracket is very difficult as you have to get the winner of each game correct. Our college basketball expert, Jack Hagen, has Houston winning the tournament.

Many people differ on who they think will win the tournament this year, as it is a pretty even playing field. “I think Michigan will win because they are the best coached team in college basketball,” junior AJ Nestor said. “Even though they will be without Isaiah Livers for a few weeks, he could be back if they make a deep tournament run.” The elite level that so many teams are playing with this season will bring out the best in every team.

The upsets and the high-effort games that happen during March Madness are so fun to watch. “My favorite part of March Madness is the pure intensity the players bring out,” junior Nathan Alonso said. “A lot of games go down to the buzzer and each team brings their all each game. The championship game is always one to remember and I can’t wait to see the competition this year.” Fans have a lot to look forward to this March Madness, and this will be one for the ages.

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Ben Cooper is a senior and is entering his second year with the Triton Times. Ben got a job as a sports writer for a sports media company called ClutchPoints. He got the job in April 2021 and is the youngest employee in company history. Ben plans to continue down this career path and major in sports journalism in college.

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