College basketball experts are making their Final Four picks, and there are plenty of similarities in their March Madness 2023 predictions. No. 1 Alabama is the most popular Final Four pick, but the other No. 1 seeds are predicted by most experts to come up short in their NCAA Tournament region.

Many expert Final Four picks include No. 5 Duke winning its March Madness region. The Blue Devils are a popular selection in the East over No. 1 Purdue, which could be headed for a clash with Duke in the Sweet 16. Purdue's Zach Edey is viewed by many to be the best player in college basketball.

Experts seem skeptical to pick No. 1 Houston to represent the Midwest region in the Final Four. No. 2 Texas is a popular prediction to win the March Madness region. Texas beat Kansas to win the Big 12 Championship.

No. 1 Kansas is trying to become the first repeat NCAA Tournament winner since Florida did it in 2006 and 2007. The expert Final Four predictions suggest that No. 3 Gonzaga or No. 4 UCONN could put an end to Kansas' bid at making history.

Kansas is the No. 3 overall seed in March Madness for the second straight year. Alabama is the top overall seed in this year's NCAA Tournament bracket.

Let's take a look at Final Four predictions from 10 of the biggest names who cover college basketball.

Expert Final Four Predictions

Dick Vitale, ESPN: Alabama, Duke, Texas, Gonzaga (Alabama over Texas)

Seth Greenberg, ESPN: Alabama, Duke, Texas, UCONN (Alabama over Texas)

Jay Bilas, ESPN: Arizona, Duke, Texas, UCONN (UCONN over Duke)

Rece Davis, ESPN: Alabama, Duke, Texas, UCONN (Alabama over UCONN)

Pat Forde, Sports Illustrated: Alabama, Duke, Texas, Gonzaga (Alabama over Kansas)

Clark Kellogg, CBS Sports: Alabama, Purdue, Xavier, Gonzaga (Gonzaga over Alabama)

Seth Davis, CBS Sports: Alabama, Marquette, Texas, Kansas (Alabama over Kansas)

Jay Wright, CBS Sports: Alabama, Marquette, Texas, Kansas (Kansas over Marquette)

Jon Rothstein, CBS Sports: Alabama, Duke, Texas, Gonzaga (Alabama over Gonzaga)

Mike DeCourcy, Sporting News: Alabama, Duke, Texas, UCONN (Alabama over UCONN)

Caleb Love, Ochai Agbaji
Caleb Love #2 of the North Carolina Tar Heels shoots the ball as Ochai Agbaji #30 of the Kansas Jayhawks defends in the first half of the game during the 2022 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament National Championship at Caesars Superdome on April 04, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Tom Pennington/Getty Images