March Madness: Michigan Teens Bracket Better Than 24 Million Entries

March Madness wraps up tonight in San Antonio, Texas, as the No. 1 Florida Gators face off against the No. 1 Houston Cougars in the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship.

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These two teams have fought hard all season and through each round of the March Madness tournament to make it to the championship, which is very impressive.

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Another impressive accomplishment has happened during this tournament, but it wasn't by a player on the court. Instead, it was a Michigan teen who had a near-perfect bracket.

Michigan Teen Near Perfect March Madness Bracket

Heading into this past Saturday's Final Four matchup between #1 Houston and #1 Duke, as well as #1 Florida and #1 Auburn, 11-year-old Easton Davis of Kalamazoo, Michigan, had correctly predicted 59 of the 60 winners.

The only pick Easton missed was the game between No. 3 Wisconsin and No. 6 BYU in the Round of 32.

If that isn't impressive, consider this: an estimated 24.3 million brackets were filled out for the ESPN Men's Tournament Challenge, and none of them predicted as well as Easton did.

Easton's dad was shocked by his son's impressive bracket, telling MLive that he didn't believe his son at first and thought he was just wanted some time to talk with his dad.

Turns out he was telling the truth and after Easton's dad saw the bracket he ran upstairs to tell his wife.

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Easton's dad also shared that since his son doesn't follow sports as closely as he does, when he saw that Easton predicted Drake would win in the first round, he wondered if his son picked the school because of the rapper Drake.

This should be a lesson to everyone who fills out a March Madness bracket in the future: it really doesn't seem to matter how much or how little you know about basketball, because anything can happen during March Madness.