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Top seeds are big favorites to start March Madness. It could be tricky for fans to spot an upstart

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  • Top seeds are big favorites to start March Madness. It could be tricky for fans to spot an upstart

    Illinois' Brad Underwood knows all about the traps awaiting a favored team in March Madness. “It’s what we talk about all year,” Underwood said before the third-seeded Illini faced 14th-seeded Penn in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Lower-seeded teams have long filled March with shocking upsets to earn the almost honorary title of Cinderella.

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