President Obama picks Indiana to win NCAA title
Updated: Wednesday, March 20 2013, 06:39 PM EDT
BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) - President Barack Obama is picking Indiana to win the NCAA title.
Obama chose the Hoosiers to go all the way in his 2013 NCAA bracket, which was revealed Wednesday on ESPN.
Florida, Louisville, and Ohio State rounded out his Final Four in Atlanta. Indiana and Louisville are each No. 1 seeds. Ohio State is a No. 2 seed and Florida is a No. 3 seed.
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