How many perfect brackets remain in March Madness? Here's a look at those yet to have busted brackets in the men's and women's NCAA Tournaments:

I'm actually tied for first place. That's because I didn't pick them myself. AI did, and wouldn't you know, it went 28 for 32 in the first round and 14 for 16 in the second round.

Every March, people seeking March Madness advice are told to simply pick with their hearts. Don't worry about doing a bunch of research for a bracket that's guaranteed to be wrong. It's impossible to be perfect.

It’s the end of the line for perfect brackets on Yahoo Sports. Same with CBS Sports. With Michigan’s 91-79 win over Texas A&M on Saturday, the final perfect Yahoo Sports bracket was shredded.

There are now 181 perfect brackets left following the conclusion of the first round, according to the NCAA. This is the first time since 2019 that all brackets weren't been busted in the opening round. In last year's tournament, the final perfect bracket was busted in the second-to-last game of Round 1.

No person has completed a 100% correct March Madness bracket since the results have been tracked and verified by the NCAA. The closest anyone came to a perfect bracket was in 2019 when an Ohio man correctly selected the first 49 picks. His lucky streak ended after the Sweet 16, the longest since the NCAA began tracking brackets online in 2016.

There are 16 teams left in women’s March Madness — and an even greater number of perfect brackets.

It took a while for things to settle down, and there weren’t many upsets on the day, but an incredible 97.9% of entries in Yahoo Sports’ Women’s Bracket Mayhem were busted after the first day of play on Friday in the women's NCAA tournament.

It's pretty hard to put together a March Madness bracket that makes it through the first two rounds of the tournament unscathed, but there are some people