At The Power Rank, I provide data driven predictions for you to fill out your bracket. Are you going to use these predictions in every game?

In this episode of Bracket Wisdom, I look at how humans make predictions amidst randomness and how this impacts your 2021 March Madness bracket. To listen, click on the right pointing triangle.

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While Baylor has been the best team in the Big 12, the conference does feature other strong teams that can make a run in the 2021 NCAA tournament. Edward Egros breaks down Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Kansas and other teams from the Big 12.

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In previous episode of Bracket Wisdom, Edward Egros talked about not getting into a large pool. In this episode, I discuss how a favorites strategy works best for a small pool.

However, you can do better by thinking contrarian for an intermediate size pool. To listen, click on the right pointing triangle.

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Gonzaga started the year #1 in the preseason AP poll, and they have gone undefeated despite a difficult out of conference schedule. Edward Egros looks at the history of Mark Few’s program, profiles the players on the current team and tries to find any argument against Gonzaga.

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Top teams in the strong Big Ten conference inevitably rack up some losses. Ed Feng explains how his strength of schedule adjustments work to accurately rate these teams.

Then he previews Illinois, Ohio State and Iowa, and identifies the two that only excel on offense and the one strong on both ends of the court. To listen, click on the right pointing triangle.

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