No Perfect Brackets Remain in ESPN Tournament Challenge
Despite the excitement of the first weekend of tournament play, both the men’s and women’s ESPN Tournament Challenge games have seen all perfect brackets eliminated.
Women’s Tournament Update
In the women’s tournament, the Greensboro Region saw a major upset as No. 10 Creighton defeated No. 2 Iowa, knocking out the final two perfect brackets.
Men’s Tournament Update
For the second year in a row, the men’s tournament saw the quest for a perfect bracket come to an end before the weekend. This year, it was No. 11 Iowa State’s victory over No. 6 LSU in the Midwest Region on Friday that eliminated the final two perfect brackets. Additionally, more than 31% of men’s brackets have already lost their champion pick, with the most common eliminated champion selections being No. 2 Kentucky (6.9% of brackets) and No. 1 Baylor (5.4%).
ESPN’s Tournament Challenge Second Chance
But fear not, fans! ESPN’s Tournament Challenge Second Chance offers a fresh start and the chance to win $10,000 by correctly picking the winners of the remaining 15 men’s tournament games. To participate, fans can submit their Second Chance brackets on the ESPN Tournament Challenge App, ESPN Fantasy App, ESPN App, or on ESPN.com. The top scoring entry for each round will be automatically entered to win the $10,000 prize, and the deadline for submission is Thursday, March 24th when Gonzaga vs. Arkansas tips off at 7 PM ET.
Tournament Coverage on ESPN.com and ESPN App
In addition to the standard ESPN Tournament Challenge game and coverage of the entire women’s tournament on ESPN networks, fans can access comprehensive coverage of both the men’s and women’s tournaments on ESPN.com and the ESPN App on apple, play store, including scores, news, analysis, and feature stories. And remember, like all ESPN Fantasy games, Tournament Challenge Second Chance is free to play.
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