The most likely March Madness first-round upsets, according to Grok

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March Madness is here, and so is Grok to help you fill out your bracket.

If you are reading this, your bracket is due very shortly, and it's very likely that you are sweating which upsets are going to happen.

A Google search tells us that the odds of a perfect bracket are around 1 in 147.5 quintillion. So, in all likelihood, not even AI could do it.

But, with the knowledge it has, we asked Grok the most likely first-round upsets were, and it gave us a decent list. Grok listed three No. 12 seeds, a pair of 11s and 13s and even a 14 seed to watch out for.

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The "Match Madness" logo during a First Four practice at UD Arena. (Rick Osentoski/Imagn Images)

Grok listed five likely scenarios and three other "candidates. Here they are:

Kentucky, as a No. 2 seed in 2022, fell to No. 15 St. Peter's, which advanced to the Elite 8.

Troy has a fairly decent defense, ranking 65th in takeaways and 27th in points allowed per game against an injury-riddled Wildcats squad.

Grok points out Utah State's pace as a culprit for the Bruins. Utah State ranks 52nd in possession length on offense and 361st on defense.

The Boilermakers have been down this road before, falling to No. 16 Fairleigh Dickinson as the No. 1 seed two years ago. Apparently, High Point isn't an ideal matchup, because it's won 14 straight games and ranks seventh in true shooting percentage.

The High Point Panthers pose for a photo during a first-round practice session at Amica Mutual Pavilion.  (Gregory Fisher/Imagn Images)

Grok says this is a "prime upset candidate due to Drake's consistency and Missouri's potential vulnerabilities." Good