The Sports Desk has highlighted potential upsets in the men's and women's March Madness brackets. Three notable teams to watch include No. 11 seed Virginia Commonwealth, No. 10 seed Santa Clara, and No. 12 seed High Point University. In the women's bracket, history indicates that non-No. 1 seeds are less likely to upset top seeds. No. 2 seed Vanderbilt and star guard Mikayla Blakes could pose a threat to top-seeded UConn. No 4 seed Oklahoma is expected to face South Carolina in the Sweet Sixteen. No 2 seed Michigan is also considered a potential roadblock.