March Madness 2025 Bracket Revealed Amid Seeding Controversy and Injuries

The NCAA Tournament field is set with Michigan's seeding raising questions, and key players' injuries potentially impacting outcomes.

The 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament bracket was announced on Selection Sunday, with Auburn, Duke, Houston, and Florida earning No. 1 seeds.
Michigan's seeding as a No. 5, despite winning the Big Ten Tournament and boasting a 25-9 record, has drawn criticism from analysts and fans.
Seth Davis corrected misinformation about the selection committee's process, emphasizing the use of contingency brackets to account for late tournament results.
Several high-profile players, including Duke's Cooper Flagg and Houston's J'Wan Roberts, are dealing with injuries that could affect their availability and team performance.
The tournament's economic and cultural significance is highlighted by its impact on local broadcasters, major media companies, and sports betting industries.