After a first round full of chalk, the second round provides some more interesting matchups by Ben Kercheval @BenKercheval Mar 27, 2019 at 10:01 am ET • 4 min read If you thought this year’s NCAA Tournament went full chalk through the first weekend, you should see the results from the first round of our Snacket. Of the 32 matchups we polled you on last week, dear reader, only two lower seeds ended up advancing. That means two things. One, we’re good at seeding snacks. Like, oddly good. It might be concerning, we’ll see. It also means that the snacks heading into the second round should face tougher battles. After a bunch of blowouts, we could start to see voting tighten up over the next couple of rounds as we get closer to the final four. With March Madness in full effect, we’re asking you to vote for the best snack of all time. Each of the 64 snacks is categorized into four “regions”: salty, sweet, healthy and other. You can vote for each of your favorites on here, or by following our polls on the Cover 3 Podcast Twitter account. Let the voting continue! Salty Regional(1) Tortilla chips and dip: The region’s top… Read full this story
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