March Madness: What to Watch for in a Stacked Final Four

March Madness: What to Watch for in a Stacked Final Four
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski celebrates after Duke defeated Arkansas in a college basketball game in the Elite 8 round of the NCAA men's tournament in San Francisco, on March 26, 2022. Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Photo
The Associated Press
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March Madness has taken a power turn as it turns to the Final Four. No more plucky underdogs, much as we enjoyed the run by Saint Peter’s. No more double-digit seeds looking for upsets.

This year’s Final Four is Duke and Carolina, Kansas, and Villanova, four powerhouses looking to add another national championship to their formidable resumes.