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How many number 2 seeds have lost in the first round?

First Round: Only 9 (out of 144) 2-seeds have lost in the First Round. Interestingly, 5 of those upsets happened within the last 9 tournaments.

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Before 2012, 2-seeds went 10 straight years without losing in the First Round. In the nine tournaments since that streak, we’ve seen five 2-seeds drop their first game. Is this the start of a new trend? Or a weird statistical anomaly? Who knows? Let’s see what happens this year!

Overall Performance

135 (of 144) advanced to the Second Round

91 went on to the Sweet 16

65 reached the Elite 8

29 reached the Final 4

13 made the championship game

5 won the tournament

Performance Over the Last 10 Years

35 (of 40) advanced to the Second Round

24 went on to the Sweet 16

17 reached the Elite 8

7 reached the Final 4

2 made it to the championship game, but only one of them won it First Round : Only 9 (out of 144) 2-seeds have lost in the First Round. Interestingly, 5 of those upsets happened within the last 9 tournaments. It’s still probably too rare of an occurrence to take the risk of picking an upset here. : Only 9 (out of 144) 2-seeds have lost in the First Round. Interestingly, 5 of those upsets happened within the last 9 tournaments. It’s still probably too rare of an occurrence to take the risk of picking an upset here. Second Round : Chances are pretty good (84%) that at least one 2-seed will lose in the Second Round. There’s a 70% chance only 2 or 3 of them will advance to the Sweet 16. : Chances are pretty good (84%) that at least one 2-seed will lose in the Second Round. There’s a 70% chance only 2 or 3 of them will advance to the Sweet 16. Sweet 16 : Another 2-seed will probably lose in this round. There have only been two tournaments where none of the 2-seeds advanced past the Sweet 16. : Another 2-seed will probably lose in this round. There have only been two tournaments where none of the 2-seeds advanced past the Sweet 16. Elite 8 : There is a 59% chance at least one 2-seed advances past the Elite 8. : There is a 59% chance at least one 2-seed advances past the Elite 8. Final 4 : 29 2-seeds have reached the Final 4, and 13 wound up advancing to the Final. : 29 2-seeds have reached the Final 4, and 13 wound up advancing to the Final. Final: Of the 13 2-seeds to reach the Final, 5 of them won.

Record in the Second Round

vs 7-seeds: 57-26

vs 10-seeds: 34-18

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