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There seems to be a lot of potential for chaos this year thanks to a significant number of accomplished teams from outside the so-called power conferences.
The NCAA record book’s definition of an upset is a team beating an opponent seeded five or more places higher.
We think these double-digit seeds have the best chance to make noise.
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