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We are looking at the March Madness brackets,

and we're going into the West region where I honestly look at this field and say that this is probably the

deepest field in terms of top seeds that could go through to the final four because when you

look at the top four seeds, you know, I think Florida is the overall best number one seed in terms of ability to match up against any opponent, given their size, three-point shooting ability.

Florida is one of the toughest outs in the tournament.

But on the flip side, they also have wildly divergent number two seed in St. John's.

You got a Texas Tech team that is extremely underrated by national standards, in my opinion.

And then a Maryland team that is also very underrated in terms of, I don't think people really paid that close attention to them.

So between the top four seeds, you know, you can get quite a bit of equity between going a different route than just taking Florida as to one seat.

But as I said, and we'll get into the brackets themselves, I do think between the

number one seeds, Florida, to me, has the best win equity out of all of them, just because of

how they match up against the entire field with their size and three-point shooting ability.

I look at the Florida overall as I know everyone wants to talk about, you know, how good Duke is with Cooper Flagg, when he's healthy.

I mean, Florida's number two, and it's not that far as separation on the ranking Zider with Kempop, but with Florida, you have the most

efficient offensive team, and defensively, they're top 10 as well. Duke's top five in both

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