Trump misses chance at March Madness bracket predictions, says he can backdate one

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President Donald Trump missed the deadline to capable retired a March Madness bracket. But it doesn't mean helium won't effort and sneak 1 successful afterward. 

While speaking with reporters extracurricular the White House Friday, Trump was asked if helium filled retired a March Madness bracket.

"I didn't. I should have. Have determination been upsets? A couple, right?" Trump responded. 

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"I tin springiness you 1 but possibly backdated."

That would let Trump to disregard the circular that ruined astir each bracket successful the country. 

Through Friday’s aboriginal first-round games, the fig of cleanable brackets successful the NCAA Tournament was down to 0.0044% retired of 34 million, according to the NCAA.

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ESPN’s tracker listed 1,098 cleanable brackets remaining retired of 24 cardinal connected its tract aft Ole Miss’ 71-64 triumph implicit North Carolina. That crippled besides took retired much than 100 brackets successful Yahoo Sports’ Men’s Bracket Mayhem, leaving 81 cleanable brackets, fundamentally down to 0%.

CBS Sports had a akin attrition rate, down to 0.005% unblemished brackets aft the Ole Miss win.

More than 85% of Yahoo’s brackets had Clemson advancing, but the Tigers mislaid to McNeese State, 69-67. That crippled knocked retired 6.6 cardinal ESPN brackets, too.

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Creighton was listed arsenic ESPN’s apical bracket buster aft its 89-75 triumph implicit Louisville successful Thursday’s archetypal game, knocking retired 13,339,089.

Conversely, ESPN reported that each prime was incorrect connected 30 of its brackets.

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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Jackson Thompson is simply a sports writer for Fox News Digital. He antecedently worked for ESPN and Business Insider. Jackson has covered the Super Bowl and NBA Finals, and has interviewed iconic figures Usain Bolt, Rob Gronkowski, Jerry Rice, Troy Aikman, Mike Trout, David Ortiz and Roger Clemens.

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