2026 NCAA Tournament Winner

Name: 2026 NCAA Tournament Winner
Start: 2025-10-31T23:55:20.806Z
End: 2026-04-04T00:00:00.000Z

2026 NCAA Tournament Winner — Discussion

nikolal · 2025-10-31T23:55:20.806Z

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Sports·NCAA

2026 NCAA Tournament Winner

Duke 20%

Michigan 19%

Arizona 17.3%

Florida 9.8%

$12,228,963 Vol.

Apr 4, 2026

Duke

$313,822 Vol.

20%

Michigan

$295,230 Vol.

19%

Arizona

$310,962 Vol.

17%

Florida

$349,096 Vol.

10%

Houston

$213,633 Vol.

Iowa State

$398,458 Vol.

Purdue

$374,523 Vol.

Illinois

$570,512 Vol.

Connecticut

$472,873 Vol.

Arkansas

$243,321 Vol.

Michigan State

$309,667 Vol.

Gonzaga

$426,670 Vol.

St John's

$230,720 Vol.

Vanderbilt

$243,703 Vol.

Virginia

$224,820 Vol.

Kansas

$278,227 Vol.

Wisconsin

$195,427 Vol.

UCLA

$281,808 Vol.

Louisville

$231,802 Vol.

Tennessee

$328,171 Vol.

Alabama

$216,124 Vol.

Nebraska

$250,237 Vol.

Kentucky

$197,323 Vol.

<1%

BYU

$232,448 Vol.

<1%

Texas Tech

$236,394 Vol.

<1%

North Carolina

$368,902 Vol.

<1%

St. Mary's

$175,565 Vol.

<1%

Miami (FL)

$187,619 Vol.

<1%

Ohio State

$155,940 Vol.

<1%

Missouri

$260,533 Vol.

<1%

Villanova

$195,398 Vol.

<1%

Iowa

$165,946 Vol.

<1%

Texas A&M

$155,754 Vol.

<1%

Georgia

$119,887 Vol.

<1%

Saint Louis

$246,209 Vol.

<1%

Clemson

$153,290 Vol.

<1%

TCU

$162,104 Vol.

<1%

Santa Clara

$135,572 Vol.

<1%

UCF

$95,563 Vol.

<1%

South Florida

$132,128 Vol.

<1%

Miami (OH)

$119,046 Vol.

<1%

SMU

$0 Vol.

<1%

Norhtern Iowa

$39,464 Vol.

<1%

North Dakota State

$21,423 Vol.

<1%

LIU

$38,570 Vol.

<1%

High Point

$73,588 Vol.

<1%

Kennesaw State

$34,914 Vol.

<1%

Prairie View A&M

$0 Vol.

<1%

Troy

$45,536 Vol.

<1%

Idaho

$32,527 Vol.

<1%

Hofstra

$50,903 Vol.

<1%

Akron

$77,026 Vol.

<1%

McNeese

$57,253 Vol.

<1%

VCU

$100,213 Vol.

<1%

Texas

$70,296 Vol.

<1%

Siena

$450,681 Vol.

<1%

Cal Baptist

$70,246 Vol.

<1%

Furman

$55,199 Vol.

<1%

Utah State

$126,027 Vol.

<1%

Hawaii

$72,668 Vol.

<1%

Queens

$65,670 Vol.

<1%

Lehigh

$42,746 Vol.

<1%

Penn

$67,699 Vol.

<1%

Tennessee State

$66,187 Vol.

<1%

Howard

$49,713 Vol.

<1%

Wright State

$73,534 Vol.

<1%

Duke 20%

Michigan 19%

Arizona 17.3%

Florida 9.8%

$12,228,963 Vol.

Apr 4, 2026

Duke

$313,822 Vol.

20%

Michigan

$295,230 Vol.

19%

Arizona

$310,962 Vol.

17%

Florida

$349,096 Vol.

10%

Houston

$213,633 Vol.

Iowa State

$398,458 Vol.

Purdue

$374,523 Vol.

Illinois

$570,512 Vol.

Connecticut

$472,873 Vol.

Arkansas

$243,321 Vol.

Michigan State

$309,667 Vol.

Gonzaga

$426,670 Vol.

St John's

$230,720 Vol.

Vanderbilt

$243,703 Vol.

Virginia

$224,820 Vol.

Kansas

$278,227 Vol.

Wisconsin

$195,427 Vol.

UCLA

$281,808 Vol.

Louisville

$231,802 Vol.

Tennessee

$328,171 Vol.

Alabama

$216,124 Vol.

Nebraska

$250,237 Vol.

Kentucky

$197,323 Vol.

<1%

BYU

$232,448 Vol.

<1%

Texas Tech

$236,394 Vol.

<1%

North Carolina

$368,902 Vol.

<1%

St. Mary's

$175,565 Vol.

<1%

Miami (FL)

$187,619 Vol.

<1%

Ohio State

$155,940 Vol.

<1%

Missouri

$260,533 Vol.

<1%

Villanova

$195,398 Vol.

<1%

Iowa

$165,946 Vol.

<1%

Texas A&M

$155,754 Vol.

<1%

Georgia

$119,887 Vol.

<1%

Saint Louis

$246,209 Vol.

<1%

Clemson

$153,290 Vol.

<1%

TCU

$162,104 Vol.

<1%

Santa Clara

$135,572 Vol.

<1%

UCF

$95,563 Vol.

<1%

South Florida

$132,128 Vol.

<1%

Miami (OH)

$119,046 Vol.

<1%

SMU

$0 Vol.

<1%

Norhtern Iowa

$39,464 Vol.

<1%

North Dakota State

$21,423 Vol.

<1%

LIU

$38,570 Vol.

<1%

High Point

$73,588 Vol.

<1%

Kennesaw State

$34,914 Vol.

<1%

Prairie View A&M

$0 Vol.

<1%

Troy

$45,536 Vol.

<1%

Idaho

$32,527 Vol.

<1%

Hofstra

$50,903 Vol.

<1%

Akron

$77,026 Vol.

<1%

McNeese

$57,253 Vol.

<1%

VCU

$100,213 Vol.

<1%

Texas

$70,296 Vol.

<1%

Siena

$450,681 Vol.

<1%

Cal Baptist

$70,246 Vol.

<1%

Furman

$55,199 Vol.

<1%

Utah State

$126,027 Vol.

<1%

Hawaii

$72,668 Vol.

<1%

Queens

$65,670 Vol.

<1%

Lehigh

$42,746 Vol.

<1%

Penn

$67,699 Vol.

<1%

Tennessee State

$66,187 Vol.

<1%

Howard

$49,713 Vol.

<1%

Wright State

$73,534 Vol.

<1%

This market will resolve according to the team that wins the 2026 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. If it is impossible for a team to win the 2026 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament according to the rules of the competition (i.e. they are eliminated) , the corresponding market will immediately resolve to “No”. If for any reason no winner is declared by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other". The resolution source for this market will be information from the NCAA.

Duke's slight edge in trader consensus for the 2026 NCAA Tournament stems from coach Jon Scheyer's top-ranked 2025 recruiting class, featuring elite prospects like No. 1 overall recruit AJ Dybantsa and versatile big Khaman Maluach, bolstering a reloaded roster post-Flagg era. Michigan's rapid rise under new coach Dusty May reflects savvy transfer portal additions and Final Four pedigree, while Arizona's Tommy Lloyd maintains momentum with consistent high-major hauls and Pac-12 advantages. This tight top-three bunching—within 2.2 points—highlights nationwide parity from stellar freshman classes (Arkansas, Florida close behind), unresolved commitments, and portal volatility, underscoring the wisdom of crowds in an unpredictable two-year outlook where development and injuries loom large.

Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated Mar 18, 2026, 7:45 PM UTC

Will UConn win the 2026 Women's NCAA Tournament?

66%

Will TCU advance to the National Championship?

50%

Will the 2026 Men's NCAA basketball National Champion come from the MAC (Mid-American Conference)?

47%

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