SI.com · Mar 25, 2022
SI:AM | March Gets Madder as Two No. 1 Seeds Fall
Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. That was a fantastic night of sports.
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The men’s tournament is wide open now
Who would have guessed that after the first day of Sweet 16 play there would be only one No. 1 seed left standing in the men’s tournament?
After Gonzaga’s loss to Arkansas and Arizona’s loss to Houston last night, Kansas is the last top seed still alive. (The Jayhawks play Providence tonight for a spot in the Elite Eight.) It was the first time since 1995 that two No. 1 seeds went down on the same day in Sweet 16 play.