After 50 matches of this 2019 NCAA tournament, the series is over. There aren’t any brackets.
The briefly famous”center street” bracket, which had accurately predicted the very first 49 games of March Madness, suffered its first loss in the second game of the Sweet 16 when 3-seed Purdue beat 2-seed Tennessee in overtime.
The bracket was entered within our Capital One NCAA March Madness Bracket Challenge match by 40-year-old neuropsychologist Gregg Nigl, who wasn’t even conscious of the record-breaking streak until NCAA.com called him Monday, after the next round of this tournament.
Check out our entire interview with Nigl here.
Before this year, the longest we had ever seen a bracket go unblemished was 39 straight games, which happened in 2017 (we explain why we’re so sure of that amount below). Nigl’s”centre road” bracket shattered this record.
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