The heavyweight conferences gobbled up the majority of at-large bids, a sign of their growing influence over the rest of the sport.

Now that the March Madness brackets have been revealed for both the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments, some teams fared better than others. After taking a look at each of the 68-team fields, here are the winners and losers from Selection Sunday as March Madness is officially ready to get underway this week.

The bracket for the 2025 men's NCAA Basketball Tournament has been revealed, led by Auburn as the No. 1 overall seed

After weeks of anticipation and speculation, the bracket-filling finally can begin Sunday as the 68-team fields for the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments are revealed. "Selection Sunday" will unveil which teams made the March Madness tournaments (and which "bubble" teams were left disappointed) that will unfold over the course of four regionals to will determine the Final Four national semifinals.

The NCAA Tournament Selection Committee unveiled its 2025 bracket on Sunday, and there was one shocking moment that stood out above all the rest: North Carolina's name was called as one of the last four teams in the 68-team field Usually,

Printable bracket] A basketball fan has roughly a 1 in 120.2 billion chance of filling out a perfect NCAA tournament bracket. Those are about the same odds the NCAA men’s basketball selection committee has to unveil a new bracket without any nitpicking.

The last team in and first team out of the NCAA Tournament are always controversial picks. This year was no different. North Carolina, which just one Quad 1 victory, was the last team into the 68-team NCAA Tournament field.

No dance card Sixty-eight teams get into the NCAA tournament. There is discussion about possibly blowing that number up to 76. For now, some schools are disappointed they won't be dancing this March.