Elite 2025 recruiting classes dominate trader sentiment for the 2026 NCAA Tournament, fueling a tight race atop the market with Michigan, Duke, and Arizona clustered at 17.5-19.5% implied probabilities. Duke's No. 1 class, headlined by top prospect Cooper Flagg and center Khaman Maluach, positions them for an instant contender boost under Jon Scheyer. Michigan's rapid rise stems from Dusty May's hire from FAU, securing the No. 2 class including guards Tre Donaldson and Christian Anderson amid transfer portal gains. Arizona's No. 3 haul with Dwayne Aristode adds depth to Tommy Lloyd's system. This freshman talent influx creates parity, as returning production remains fluid and upsets define March Madness, reflected in the wisdom of crowds pricing no clear frontrunner.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket · ActualizadoMichigan 20%
Duke 20%
Arizona 17.5%
Florida 9.8%
$12,857,080 Vol.
$12,857,080 Vol.
Michigan
20%
Duke
20%
Arizona
18%
Florida
10%
Houston
8%
Iowa State
5%
Purdue
4%
Illinois
3%
Connecticut
3%
Arkansas
2%
Michigan State
1%
Virginia
1%
Gonzaga
1%
Vanderbilt
1%
St John's
1%
Kansas
1%
Louisville
1%
UCLA
1%
Alabama
<1%
Tennessee
<1%
Nebraska
<1%
Wisconsin
<1%
Kentucky
<1%
BYU
<1%
Texas Tech
<1%
Carolina del Norte
<1%
Miami (FL)
<1%
Ohio State
<1%
St. Mary's
<1%
Villanova
<1%
Missouri
<1%
Iowa
<1%
Texas A&M
<1%
Georgia
<1%
Saint Louis
<1%
Clemson
<1%
TCU
<1%
Santa Clara
<1%
UCF
<1%
South Florida
<1%
Miami (OH)
<1%
SMU
<1%
Northern Iowa
<1%
North Dakota State
<1%
LIU
<1%
High Point
<1%
Kennesaw State
<1%
Prairie View A&M
<1%
Troy
<1%
Idaho
<1%
Hofstra
<1%
Akron
<1%
McNeese
<1%
VCU
<1%
Texas
<1%
Siena
<1%
Cal Baptist
<1%
Furman
<1%
Utah State
<1%
Hawaii
<1%
Queens
<1%
Lehigh
<1%
Penn
<1%
Tennessee State
<1%
Howard
<1%
Wright State
<1%
Michigan 20%
Duke 20%
Arizona 17.5%
Florida 9.8%
$12,857,080 Vol.
$12,857,080 Vol.
Michigan
20%
Duke
20%
Arizona
18%
Florida
10%
Houston
8%
Iowa State
5%
Purdue
4%
Illinois
3%
Connecticut
3%
Arkansas
2%
Michigan State
1%
Virginia
1%
Gonzaga
1%
Vanderbilt
1%
St John's
1%
Kansas
1%
Louisville
1%
UCLA
1%
Alabama
<1%
Tennessee
<1%
Nebraska
<1%
Wisconsin
<1%
Kentucky
<1%
BYU
<1%
Texas Tech
<1%
Carolina del Norte
<1%
Miami (FL)
<1%
Ohio State
<1%
St. Mary's
<1%
Villanova
<1%
Missouri
<1%
Iowa
<1%
Texas A&M
<1%
Georgia
<1%
Saint Louis
<1%
Clemson
<1%
TCU
<1%
Santa Clara
<1%
UCF
<1%
South Florida
<1%
Miami (OH)
<1%
SMU
<1%
Northern Iowa
<1%
North Dakota State
<1%
LIU
<1%
High Point
<1%
Kennesaw State
<1%
Prairie View A&M
<1%
Troy
<1%
Idaho
<1%
Hofstra
<1%
Akron
<1%
McNeese
<1%
VCU
<1%
Texas
<1%
Siena
<1%
Cal Baptist
<1%
Furman
<1%
Utah State
<1%
Hawaii
<1%
Queens
<1%
Lehigh
<1%
Penn
<1%
Tennessee State
<1%
Howard
<1%
Wright State
<1%
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.
Mercado abierto: Oct 31, 2025, 7:31 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Elite 2025 recruiting classes dominate trader sentiment for the 2026 NCAA Tournament, fueling a tight race atop the market with Michigan, Duke, and Arizona clustered at 17.5-19.5% implied probabilities. Duke's No. 1 class, headlined by top prospect Cooper Flagg and center Khaman Maluach, positions them for an instant contender boost under Jon Scheyer. Michigan's rapid rise stems from Dusty May's hire from FAU, securing the No. 2 class including guards Tre Donaldson and Christian Anderson amid transfer portal gains. Arizona's No. 3 haul with Dwayne Aristode adds depth to Tommy Lloyd's system. This freshman talent influx creates parity, as returning production remains fluid and upsets define March Madness, reflected in the wisdom of crowds pricing no clear frontrunner.
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