The Fox Sports Radio Bracket Challenge is in full swing as fans gear up for March Madness. Participants can enter to win a $2,500 gift card by completing their brackets before Thursday morning. However, the excitement is tempered by controversies stemming from Selection Sunday, where teams like West Virginia were left out of the NCAA tournament. The governor of West Virginia is reportedly planning a lawsuit against the NCAA over alleged corruption in the selection process, particularly in favor of blue blood teams like North Carolina.

This year's expansion to 68 teams hasn't quelled the dissatisfaction, as teams with meritorious records feel unjustly overlooked. The discussion is not just about basketball; it reflects on the NCAA's broader issues around fairness and transparency. Many argue that the tournament's appeal hinges on marquee teams, and the governor's actions could be seen as political posturing ahead of upcoming elections.