With March Madness just around the corner, basketball fans are buzzing about the potential underdogs that could cause major upsets in the NCAA tournament. While some argue that teams on the bubble have no shot at making an impact, history has shown us otherwise.

Since its introduction in 2011, the First Four games in Dayton have produced impressive results. With at least one win in the main draw every year except for 2019, these teams have proven they belong on the big stage. Notably, UCLA made it all the way to the Final Four in 2021, highlighting the unpredictable nature of March Madness.

Moreover, the past decade has seen numerous Final Four appearances by teams seeded seventh or worse. These "Cinderella" stories often come from squads that were part of the bubble conversation before the tournament. These underdogs embody the true spirit of the tournament, showcasing their resilience and taking down higher-seeded teams.

As we approach this year's tournament, let's take a closer look at five potential double-digit seeds that could make some noise:

1. Wake Forest Demon Deacons: Despite having a weak signature win and an inconsistent performance, the Demon Deacons possess strong offensive capabilities and a respected coach. If they can secure victories against Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, and Clemson, they should earn a spot in the field of 68. Keep an eye on them as they could prove to be a tough matchup for higher-seeded teams.

2. Gonzaga Bulldogs: Despite their consistent success over the years, the Bulldogs find themselves on the bubble this season. With only one loss since January, they have a golden opportunity to secure their NCAA tournament bid with a road win against undefeated rival St. Mary's. Don't count out Gonzaga, as they have a history of making deep runs when faced with adversity.

3. St. John's Red Storm: This overachieving squad has garnered a 6-seed in the tournament. However, their reward is a potential matchup against legendary coach Rick Pitino's team. While Pitino's team still has work to do to secure their spot, St. John's will need to display their roster's depth and potential star power to overcome the challenge.

4. Florida Atlantic Owls: After coming close to a national championship appearance last year, the Owls return with a core group of talented players. While they haven't lived up to preseason expectations, their victory over Arizona earlier this season demonstrates their capabilities. Yet, with some hurdles to overcome in the final week of the regular season, they must prove themselves once again to secure a spot in the tournament.

5. Colorado Buffaloes: Currently on the bubble, the Buffaloes possess star power that sets them apart. With standout players like KJ Simpson, Tristan Da Silva, and the highly-touted freshman Cody Williams, Colorado has the talent to make a deep run. If they can secure their spot in the field, they are poised to make an impact on college basketball's biggest stage.

As the nation awaits Selection Sunday, where the 68 teams in this year's tournament will be revealed, these five potential bracket busters remind us that March Madness is the time for underdogs to shine. Stick around as we prepare for another thrilling tournament filled with unforgettable moments and amazing upsets.

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