Comedian Bert Kreischer Projects Texas A&M to Win NCAA Tournament

Comedian Bert Kreischer predicts Texas A&M to emerge as the champions in the NCAA Tournament with his bracket.

A week after comedian Bert Kreischer has special guest, Texas A&M Aggies legend Johnny Manziel on his podcast Bertcast, he selects Texas A&M men's basketball to win it all in his NCAA bracket. 

Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not. 

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Known for his unique blend of humor and storytelling, Kreischer is an American stand-up comedian, podcaster, reality television host, and actor. With multiple Netflix specials and popular podcasts under his belt, Kreischer's entertaining personality and keen insights into the world of comedy have garnered him a large and dedicated following. 

Kreischer's NCAA Tournament bracket is making waves with his bold predictions, envisioning an all-SEC Final Four showdown. 

Bert Kreischer’s bracket! #MarchMadness

All SEC Final Four 👀
Texas A&M 🏆
Two 16-seeds over 1's 😱 pic.twitter.com/iJOb4strks

— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) March 21, 2024

According to Kreischer's picks, teams like Tennessee, Alabama, and Auburn will battle their way to the Final Four, joining Texas A&M in the quest for the championship title. 

But first, the Texas A&M Aggies will have to square off against the Nebraska Cornhuskers in an exciting first-round matchup scheduled for Friday at 5:50 PM on TNT.

The first round of Men's March Madness kicks off today with a lineup of 16 games. With over 12 hours of basketball ahead, the spotlight game features top-seeded UNC facing off against Wagner in the afternoon. 

While the other three top seeds won't hit the court until Friday, Thursday's schedule includes matchups with No. 2 seeds Iowa State, Arizona, and Tennessee.

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As fans eagerly await the outcome of his NCAA Tournament picks, Kreischer's pick for the Aggies to win it all adds an extra layer of excitement to the March Madness action.