There are two sides to every upset, and sometimes certain high seeds are particularly prone to getting knocked off early by a Giant Killer. Our model looks for trends among the teams that have flamed out early in the past, then searches for commonalities among this year's crop of Giants. Once the brackets are posted, we'll be able to generate the percentage chance of a GK victory by factoring in both teams' ratings. For now, if you're a fan of a double-digit seed, hope to see one of these 10 teams staring across from you on Selection Sunday.
Ten most vulnerable Giants
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- By Jordan Brenner and Peter Keating | March 12, 2010 9:03:09 AM PST
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