Sixty-seven March Madness games. 67 March Madness picks and predictions articles. That's what we committed to over the last two and a half weeks.
From the First Four through to the Final Four and National Championship game, our betting analysts broke down every single game on the March Madness schedule. Get picks below for Monday's National Championship, and use our odds comparison tool to ensure you're getting the best college basketball odds.
National Championship picks
The NCAA Tournament's Men's College Basketball National Championship takes place Monday, April 5th with potential immortality on the line.
Gonzaga (1) vs Baylor (1)
It's the matchup everyone has been waiting to see. Can undefeated Gonzaga get it done against Baylor and its three-headed monster of a backcourt?
Our process
In an effort to be as focused as possible, we assigned a betting analyst to each region of the tournament:
- East: Jason Logan
- West: Rohit Ponnaiya
- South: Jared Hochman
- Midwest: Andrew Caley
Our analysts have spent countless hours following the 2021 college basketball season and were ready for the Big Dance. They started by looking at the game odds and then dove deep into the matchups, looking for value and delivering well-thought-out picks and predictions.
Where can I make March Madness picks?
With March Madness being one of the most popular betting events of the year, every betting site will offer March Madness odds. But the best sites are safe and secure, offer a wide range of banking options, and give you a ton of markets for each game. Check out the best March Madness betting sites in your region.
March Madness picks FAQs
What are March Madness betting picks?
March Madness betting picks are recommendations from the Covers betting analysts for which wagers to make for individual NCAA Tournament games.
Who makes the March Madness betting picks?
We've assigned four of our best betting analysts (one for each region of the tournament) to make our March Madness betting picks.
How many March Madness betting picks will you make?
Our analysts will deliver a minimum of three picks for all 67 March Madness games, meaning they will make over 200 picks for the NCAA Tournament.
