Here's who the experts are picking to pull off upsets in March Madness

Expert prediction: From Yahoo: "UC Irvine (30-5) is an experienced, defensive-oriented team that potentially matches up well against Kansas State. The Anteaters are among the best in the nation at giving up nothing easy at the rim and the Wildcats are a poor perimeter shooting team that could be especially limited from behind the arc if sharpshooting forward Dean Wade isn't healthy enough to play."

Expert prediction: From ESPN: "Auburn won the SEC tournament, but our Giant Killers model isn't completely sold on the Tigers. The Aggies, who are on a 19-game run, will hold a significant advantage on the boards and will be a tough out in the first round."

Expert prediction: From SB Nation's Alex Kirsher: "This pick requires Belmont to beat Temple in the First Four. But the Bruins (-3 in that game) should do that, and then they'd face a talented but untrustworthy Maryland team that’s laid eggs in recent weeks against bad teams like Penn State and Nebraska."

Expert prediction: From Yahoo: "Yale, unlike most mid-majors, has the size to neutralize LSU’s ferocious glass-crashing frontcourt. More importantly, it can flat-out score. ... In a fashion similar to last year’s Loyola, they carve out quality looks inside the arc with a well-oiled offense and upperclassmen who have been running it for years. They have a possible NBA draft pick in Miye Oni, and a coach who engineered an upset of Baylor in his last NCAA tournament appearance."

Expert prediction: From ESPN: "You might have heard Villanova likes to attempt an occasional 3-point shot, but what you might not know is that the Gaels are exceptionally good at preventing those tries. That, plus beastly offensive rebounding from Jordan Hunter & Co. means SMC should be able to give the defending national champions a game."

Expert prediction: From SB Nation's Alex Kirsher: "The Huskies have had good shooting teams for years under head coach Bill Coen, and this is their sharpest-shooting squad yet ... This year's team is constructed similarly but better on offense, and it's facing the most watered-down version of KU in many years. It seems clear this is not the Jayhawks' year, so why not pick the nation's No. 5 team in eFG% to knock them out?"

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