While people are focused on brackets and basketball, scammers are looking at ways to capitalize on March Madness. Here's how to spot sports betting scams.

In all the excitement of Duke making it to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament, 2 Wants to Know is here to make sure you have a solid defensive gameplan against four common March Madness scams. We spoke with Lichelle Yates of the Better Business Bureau for a better idea of what to watch out for during this time of year.

The Better Business Bureau is offering basketball fans some advice to avoid scams-- as the madness of March gets underway.

In 2025, the crown will go to a No. 1 seed, as all four top dogs — Auburn, Duke, Florida and Houston — advanced to the Final Four for the second time in tournament history. The Blue Devils face the Cougars,

I've got more March Madness for you today, including some NIT thoughts. I also want to talk about NFL kickoffs and, separately, tattoos? But first, another update on the Reason Friends and Family Bracket Contest.

Houston, Duke and Florida and Auburn are headed to San Antonio as the Final Four featured four No. 1 seeds for the second time in NCAA Tournament history. Whether you're sticking it out in your office pool or need clean brackets for the next round and into the Final Four,

And that extends to the 2025 Final Four participants, powerhouse programs who separated themselves from the rest of the field early in the regular season. Florida, Houston, Duke and Auburn were always great,

No. 1 Texas and No. 2 UConn won their respective Elite Eight matchups on Monday night to wrap up the second weekend of the women's NCAA tournament. The Longhorns fended off Hailey Van Lith and TCU to reach their first Final Four since 2003,

Florida survived third-seed Texas Tech while Duke didn't need any late-game heroics to secure a bid to San Antonio as the second No. 1 seed