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Like millions of Americans, President Obama spent a few minutes this week filling out his NCAA Tournament bracket.
The First Final Four: Louisville, North Carolina, Memphis and Pitt. Obama filled out the Presidential Bracket alongside Andy Katz of ESPN.
From what we know so far, Obama doesn't seem to be very big on Cinderellas, picking three No. 1 seeds and a No. 2 seed in his Final Four. We can also see from the above photo that he's picking favorites Duke, Syracuse, Oklahoma, Wake Forest, Kansas and Michigan State to win the games they're supposed to win.
A segment showing Obama's full bracket will air Wednesday on SportsCenter.
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