For just the second time in NCAA history, the Final Four will feature four number one seeds. The only other time this has happened was 2008, when Kansas, Memphis, North Carolina, and UCLA all advanced to San Antonio.

The four teams participating in the Final Four this weekend in San Antonio are a perfect microcosm of the new era in college basketball. While a team such as Duke has built its roster with former blue-chip recruits such as Cooper Flagg,

To beat Duke, you need to match fire with fire. Florida's Walter Clayton Jr. brings the heat, and veteran guards shine brightest in March Madness.