Bracketology: Blind resumes

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Scout's Take: 2019 No. 15 Onyeka Okongwu commits to USC

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Scout's Take: ESPN 100 C Jordan Brown commits to Nevada

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Who's recruiting the best players in 2019 class?

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Scout's Take: ESPN 100 SG Romeo Langford commits to Indiana

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Scout's Take: ESPN 60 PG Ashton Hagans picks Kentucky

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Scout's Take: ESPN 100 PF E.J. Montgomery picks Kentucky

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Tournament Challenge: Villanova was brackets' second-overall favorite to win it all

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With big recruiting class, Michigan could have a bigger year next season

6yDan Murphy

A new-look Villanova will still be one of the nation's best next season

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Tournament Challenge: Brackets had far less faith in Michigan making it to final

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Tournament Challenge: 2.4 percent of brackets picked Villanova-Michigan

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Three elite recruits could make Kansas a preseason No. 1 candidate

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Loyola-Chicago will need to find new go-to scorers for another tourney run

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Tom Brady shows his support for Michigan in Final Four

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Bracketology: Blind resumes

ESPN.com staff

Mar 5, 2015, 03:00 PM ET

ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi examines two blind resumes to distinguish between a bubble team that is barely in and one that is barely out of the NCAA tournament field.