Here are some takeaways from the late-afternoon action:

• After 24 games, just 64 of our 17.3 million brackets remain perfect.

• Sadly, the Nevada victory over Texas gave a W to the only bracket that entered that game with zero wins.

• Not only did 53.8 percent of brackets go with No. 10 Texas over No. 7 Nevada, but 11.2 percent had Texas going to the Sweet 16 -- 8.7 percent have the victorious Wolf Pack advancing over Cincinnati next.

• The public wasn't buying into No. 7 Arkansas today -- 58 percent of brackets went with No. 10 Butler to advance. That was the upset predicted most in the Round of 64.

• Not only did 58 percent of brackets pick No. 10 Butler to beat No. 7 Arkansas, but a healthy 11.9 percent have them advancing past No. 2 Purdue to the Sweet 16. That's the biggest advancement percentage of any 7, 8, 9 or 10 seed.

Percentage who correctly picked each game:

No. 7 Nevada (46.2 percent) over No. 10 Texas

No. 5 West Virginia (82.6 percent) over No. 12 Murray St.

No. 10 Butler (58.0 percent) over No. 7 Arkansas

No. 2 North Carolina (95.9 percent) over No. 15 Lipscomb

(Earlier games)

No. 2 Cincinnati (92.9 percent) over No. 15 Georgia State

No. 13 Marshall (13.5 percent) over No. 4 Wichita State

No. 2 Purdue (95.7 percent) over No. 15 Cal State Fullerton

No. 7 Texas A&M (50.8 percent) over No. 10 Providence