
It’s safe to say that No. 1 Duke got more than it bargained for in its first-round matchup against No. 16 Siena to start the 2026 NCAA tournament. What was likely the game that sports fans spent the literal least amount time thinking about while building their brackets, turned out to be quite the barnburner, with the Saints very nearly joining the ranks of UMBC and Fairleigh Dickinson in NCAA tournament lore.
The Blue Devils entered the tournament as the top-ranked team in the entire field, but were quickly informed that they would not simply be waltzing through to the round of 32.