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The Ringer’s Bracketology

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier share their NCAA tournament favorites and Cinderella picks while filling out The Ringer’s official bracket

By The Ringer Staff

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier of Ringer University’s “T’d Up” podcast fill out The Ringer’s official NCAA tournament bracket while giving advice to the at-home bracket creator on this year’s Cinderellas, favorites, and potential flops.

Here’s more of The Ringer’s college basketball coverage to get you ready for March Madness:

Mark Titus’s March Madness breakdown:

Rodger Sherman on the no. 1 seeds’ paths to the Final Four:

The winners and losers from Selection Sunday:

Kevin O’Connor’s NBA scouting guide to watching March Madness:

Jim Nantz explains why he gives away his tie at the end of the NCAA tournament:

Titus’s most recent college basketball power rankings:

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