Six teams in this year's field have won at least 30 games (with three of them in the West Region). Houston, Duke, UC San Diego, High Point, McNeese, Colorado State and Robert Morris all enter the tournament on at least a 10-game winning streak -- and UC San Diego leads the way with 15 straight wins.

Like many fans, ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas filled out his bracket before the 2025 NCAA Tournament tipped off. He largely stuck with the higher seeds instead of picking many upsets—and so far, that strategy has paid off. With the first two rounds in the books, only one double-digit seed, No. 10 Arkansas, made it to the Sweet 16.

The Duke Blue Devils are soon set to face off against the Arizona Wildcats in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, where the winner will advance to the Elite 8. Before the NCAA Tournament began, ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas predicted the two would match up in the Sweet 16.

While some people may decry the lack of upsets in the first two rounds of the men’s NCAA Tournament, the result is a Sweet 16 filled with the best teams in the country.

But the seeds aren’t the only numbers that bear watching as the tournament enters its second week. Here’s a look at a notable statistic for each of the remaining 16 teams, starting with the two regions playing Thursday.