SAN DIEGO (AP) — While a couple of other No. 1 seeds got tested by their first-round matchups in classic March Madness fashion this week, Arizona started its title quest with a breezy, businesslike win.

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The demise of Cinderella teams was arguably the most significant storyline to emerge from the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament — without them, the event loses much of its madness. But let’s not overlook a notable development at the other end of the food chain.

The first four days of the NCAA Tournament are over with favorites winning 22 straight games from Thursday to Saturday. There were, however, a few upsets and some exciting games mixed in. Here’s a look at how things played out at the BetMGM online sportsbook: Trends of the Week As of Monday morning,

SAN DIEGO—Arizona closed as either an 11.5- or 12.5-point favorite against Utah State, depending on where you got your line, and won by 12. But despite leading the entire game, the Wildcats were pushed to the limit.

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The Wildcats dominated LIU 92-58 in the first round.

The Arizona GymCats went into Big 12 Championships last Saturday basically locked into a spot in the first round “play-in” meet if they made regionals. A disastrous conference championships ensured they would stay there, but at least they made NCAA Regionals as a team for the seventh straight time. They also get to compete relatively close to home.