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From 2008 to 2025: Trends from the last all-No. 1 seed men's Final Four

This year marks just the second time since the dawn of men's NCAA tournament seeding that all Final Four teams will be top seeds.

With the second-most wins of any active coach without a national championship, Sampson has his best chance yet.

Who will win the semifinals and national title game in San Antonio this weekend? Our experts weigh in.

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