Florida Gulf Coast guard Tishara Morehouse (right) drops Stanford guard Talana Lepolo.AP Photo/Marco Garcia
- March Madness is finally back, and time is winding down for fans to build their brackets.
- When looking for an upset, it can be helpful to look to Las Vegas bookmakers for guidance.
The 2023 NCAA Tournament is nearly here.
With tip-off just days away, college basketball fans are furiously filling out their brackets in pursuit of a perfect slate of picks. And while that's an impossible — and unprecedented — standard, most of us just want to avoid looking foolish with our selections.
Looking to the bookmakers who determine the spreads of each game is often a smart and simple way to make informed bracket decisions. Using DraftKings' odds, Insider picked the first-round games in the women's tournament that Las Vegas thinks are most likely to end in upsets.
Check 'em out below: