NCAA Basketball Picks

Every March the public views the current year's NCAA Basketball tournament picks for both men and women's college basketball. Expert sports fans and broadcasters try to guess which teams will make it to the final four and who will become that year's champion.

Many offices and businesses all over the United States offer employees the chance to mark down their NCAA men basketball picks and women basketball picks on basketball brackets. These go into a pool where employees can bet on their predictions. Some choose to have their NCAA basketball picks against the spread. Occasionally this pays off for them.

In 2007 the NCAA Men's Basketball picks reported that sixty-five college basketball teams would be competing. As the games begin, sports casters on CBS and other sports networks reported current experts picks of the NCAA Basketball tournament. Several sportscasters and columnists correctly predicted some of the final four in their NCAA Basketball picks. Michael Freeman, a national columnist for CBS Sportsline, NCAA Men's basketball picks correctly predicted three of the final four, Ohio State, Georgetown and Florida. His fourth choice, Virginia Tech, only made it to the second round. The National Bracket also chose three of the final four in their 2007 NCAA Basketball expert picks. Other sports analysts and writers to offer their picks were Steve Lappas, Clark Kellogg, and Dennis Dodd. Fans who bet on the Florida Gators rejoiced when their team won the championship.

The NCAA Basketball Bracket picks for women's basketball in 2007 chose sixty-four teams. Nancy Lieberman, a professional and Olympian basketball player, coach, and broadcaster, correctly chose the final four teams for her 2005 NCAA Basketball picks and correctly chose one of the final four in her 2007 NCAA Basketball picks, the Tennessee Lady Vols who went on to win the championship.

A Google search for "free NCAA basketball picks", "free NCAA basketball pick", or "free NCAA college basketball pick" brings a large list of websites chock full of predictions by experts that can be downloaded and added to fans NCAA basketball brackets. Some of these free downloads are offered by professionals as well as amateur sports fans.

Now that the 2007 NCAA basketball season is over, fans and experts wonder which teams will be in the NCAA Men’s Basketball bracket picks and the NCAA Women’s Basketball picks for the next year. Some users on sports forums, such as GoTeamsGo, have already posted their NCAA Men’s Basketball picks for the 2008 season.