on the Big 1050 WTKA online at the big 1050.com.

Interesting notes that I saw during some, doing some bracket research.

Talking about how chalky the men's bracket was last year, all four number one seeds,

et cetera, et cetera.

You want to talk about chalk, the women's bracket from last year and probably the expectation

for the majority of the women's bracket this year, super chalky.

Last year, I was going back over last year's bracket.

There were four first round upsets last year.

Two of them were nines over eights and the other two were tens over sevens.

There's no, that's barely an upset.

And on the men's side, we would probably not even constitute those as upset that's at this stage.

But there were four lower-seeded teams that beat higher-seeded teams in the first round of the

women's tournament last year.

But again, two-nines over eights, two-tens over-sevents.

And then when you look at, you know, advancing to the Sweet 16, there were three, five

seeds that made it to the Sweet-16. None of those five that made it to the Sweet 16.

None of those five seeds made it to the Elite 8.

The Elite 8 was entirely ones, twos, and there was, what, one three in there, and that was LSU.

And then when you go from there, the final four were three ones and a two.

Now, Yukon was the two, and they ended up winning the championship, but kind of the point, when you look at lower-seated teams and upsets and chalk,

et cetera, there were only two wins in the entire women's bracket last year that there

was at least three differential in the Cs.

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