Daniel Wilco | NCAA.com | March 12, 2018 Play against Andy Katz in the BCG Bracket Challenge Game Coach K breaks the All-time win record Share Andy Katz has covered college basketball since 1986, when he was a freshman at Wisconsin. He’s reported on every Final Four since 1992, and is a former president of the US Basketball Writers Association. Think you know more about basketball than he does? Now’s your chance to prove it. Katz will be filling out a bracket in the NCAA’s Bracket Challenge Game, and is inviting anyone to compete against him in a special BCG group. To pit your bracket against Katz’s, click this link, register for the Bracket Challenge game and submit your bracket to Katz's group. For some last-minute advice before filling out your bracket, head to BracketIQ, a website dedicated to bracket advice, powered by Google Cloud. You can get Andy's take on the tournament here: Here’s more information on how the Bracket Challenge Game works: Get Started Make picks before brackets lock on Thursday March 15th at 12 NOON ET Create Your Bracket Create up to 4 different brackets Join and Create Groups Enter your brackets in as many groups as you like. For Katz’s group, click here. Invite Friends to Play Invite your friends to join your group and compete for bragging rights Make Smart Picks with Match-up Analysis Compare stats of team matchups’ while making your picks Auto-pick your Bracket Select the magic wand icon to auto-pick the higher seeded teams in your remaining match-ups Bracket Awards Earn and share awards based on how your bracket performs Track Your Picks After brackets lock and the Madness has begun, follow your picks on phone, tablet, or web browser Important Game Dates Selection Show - Sunday March 11th 6:00PM ET. Brackets Open - After the Selection Show ends on Sunday, March 11th. Brackets Lock - Thursday, March 15th at NOON ET March Madness brackets: How do seeds perform in the Final Four? When thinking about Final Four picks, what should you look for? READ MORE How much experience coaches have when they reach their first Final Four A look at the years of experience (as a head coach) it took each NCAA coach to reach the Final Four in March Madness. READ MORE How First Four teams do in the NCAA tournament Here is how at-large participants in the First Four have done since 2011 and why you should consider picking one in your NCAA bracket. READ MORE