FanDuel Men’s NCAA March Madness Bracket: UConn Huskies Are The Favorite To Win

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FanDuel Men’s NCAA March Madness Bracket: UConn Huskies Are The Favorite To Win

The 2024 Men’s March Madness Tournament involves 68 teams competing in a single-elimination format, with the UConn Huskies as the +370 favorites against the field at FanDuel Sportsbook.

The Huskies, led by a talented roster with the likes of Donovan Clingan, Alex Karaban, Samson Johnson and Cam Spencer, are 31-3 this year heading into the tournament.

The Huskies are looking to repeat as champions.

The Houston Cougars (30-4) and Purdue Boilermakers (29-4) trail UConn on the odds board with +600 and +700, respectively.

The Men’s NCAA Tournament kicks off Tuesday, March 19, and concludes on Monday, April 8.

  • First Four: March 19-20
  • First round: March 21-22
  • Second round: March 23-24
  • Sweet 16: March 28-29
  • Elite Eight: March 30-31
  • Final Four: Saturday, April 6
  • Championship game: Monday, April 8

Think you know who will win? You can try you luck by filling out a bracket.

Below is an interactive bracket to complete courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.




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Henry Palattella
Henry Palattella Editor

Henry Palattella is a writer and editor based in Cleveland, Ohio, where he can usually be found ranting to his cat about how injuries robbed Grady Sizemore of a Hall of Fame career. He also works as a writer for MLB.com along with freelancing for numerous publications in Northeast Ohio. A native of Erie, Pennsylvania, he is a graduate of Kent State University, where he graduated the same year that Julian Edelman completed his degree.

Tyler Maher
Tyler Maher Editor

Tyler is the Deputy Editor of Forbes Betting, helping expand the vertical since its launch in 2022. Before joining Forbes, he worked for MLB.com, The Game Day and Minute Media. Originally from the Boston area, he graduated from Tufts University in 2015 and currently lives in Providence, RI.