The 2024 March Madness bracket is reaching its conclusion as the Final Four teams are preparing for action to resume tonight, April 6. UConn and Alabama booked their tickets to Arizona last Saturday, while Purdue and NC State joined them on Sunday.
This market may have been settled, but you can still check out the March Madness odds and see which remaining college basketball futures are worth targeting with your college basketball picks.
Final Four odds
The Boilermakers opened as 9.5-point favorites, with the total set at 146.
The Huskies opened as prohibitive 11-point favorites with the Over/Under set at 161.
Programs with the most Final Four appearances
| Program | Final Four appearances |
|---|---|
 North Carolina |
21 |
 UCLA |
19 |
 Duke |
17 |
 Kentucky |
17 |
 Kansas |
16 |
 Ohio State |
11 |
 Michigan State |
10 |
 Louisville |
10 |
 Michigan |
8 |
 Indiana |
8 |
March Madness by the numbers
| Fact | Stat |
|---|---|
| Most March Madness appearances without a championship | 30 (Purdue Boilermakers) |
| Odds of a No. 16 seed pulling off an upset | 1 in 150 |
| Odds of a perfect March Madness bracket | 1 in 9.2 quintillion |
| Most Final Four appearances | 21 (North Carolina) |
| Most March Madness championships by a coach | 10 (John Wooden) |
| Most March Madness career wins by a coach | 97 (Mike Krzyzewski) |
| Most career points scored during March Madness | 407 (Christian Laettner, Duke) |
| Most points scored in a March Madness game | 61 (Austin Carr, Notre Dame) |
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Final Four FAQ
The Final Four will take place on Saturday, April 6, 2023. It is scheduled for two days before the 2024 National Championship Game.
Both Final Four games will be played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona on Saturday, April 6, 2024
The Final Four teams come from the East Region, Midwest Region, South Region, and West Region.
An 11-seed has reached the Final Four five times including in 1986 (LSU), 2006 (George Mason), 2011 (VCU), 2018 (Loyola-Chicago), and 2021 (UCLA).
