While Baylor junior Chase Viland had little trouble with the opening round of the NCAA tournament, the odds of hitting all the picks in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament remain as remote as finding a specific needle in an ocean of needles.
It’s a mathematical sensory overload that is so crazy and unpredictable that billionaire Warren Buffett offered $1 billion last year to anyone who could pick a perfect bracket.
It’s as safe a billion-dollar bet as can be.
Jay GreesonIf you were able to fill out a bracket in a second, it would take you 292 billion years to fill out one for all the possible combinations.
If every person on the planet filled out a bracket every second, it would take 42 years for the all of the possible combinations.