Biggest upsets of the NCAA Tournament in 2023

From Saint Peter;s to Purdue, here are the biggest upsets of the 2023 NCAA Tournament

The 2023 NCAA Tournament was full of surprises, with several underdogs making deep runs into the tournament. Here are some of the biggest upsets of the tournament:

Saint Peter;s Peacocks over Purdue Boilermakers

The biggest upset of the tournament came in the first round, when the 15th-seeded Saint Peter;s Peacocks upset the second-seeded Purdue Boilermakers. The Peacocks were a 20-point underdog in the game, but they played with heart and determination, and they pulled off the upset with a 85-79 overtime victory.

Oral Roberts Golden Eagles over Florida Gators

Another big upset in the first round came when the 15th-seeded Oral Roberts Golden Eagles upset the seventh-seeded Florida Gators. The Golden Eagles were a 10-point underdog in the game, but they played tough defense and hit some big shots down the stretch, and they pulled off the upset with a 81-78 victory.

North Carolina Tar Heels over Baylor Bears

The Tar Heels were a big underdog in their second round matchup against the Baylor Bears. The Bears were the defending national champions and they were a 10-point favorite in the game. However, the Tar Heels played with great intensity and they hit some big shots down the stretch, and they pulled off the upset with a 93-86 victory.

Michigan Wolverines over Tennessee Volunteers

The Wolverines were a 7-point underdog in their Sweet 16 matchup against the Tennessee Volunteers. The Volunteers were a very talented team, but the Wolverines played with great heart and determination, and they pulled off the upset with a 76-68 victory.

Houston Cougars over Arizona Wildcats

The Cougars were a 3-point underdog in their Elite Eight matchup against the Arizona Wildcats. The Wildcats were a very talented team, but the Cougars played with great heart and determination, and they pulled off the upset with a 72-60 victory.

These are just a few of the biggest upsets of the 2023 NCAA Tournament. These upsets show that anything can happen in the NCAA Tournament, and that even the biggest underdogs can make a deep run into the tournament.