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As fans put the finishing touches on their 2010 NCAA Tournament bracket sheets, many are trying to predict just how far Marquette and Wisconsin can go in this year's Big Dance.

A lot of college basketball experts think the Badgers and Golden Eagles have what it takes to at least get past the first round and maybe into the Sweet 16.

It looks like President Obama thinks so, too.

According to a picture released today by ESPN, Obama picked both Marquette (which opens Thursday against Washington) and Wisconsin (which plays Friday against Wofford) will move on to next weekend's East Regional Semifinals in Syracuse, N.Y.

The picture shows Obama picked Marquette to get past New Mexico and Wisconsin by Cornell in second-round match-ups.

Unfortunately, the photo doesn't show Obama's full bracket, but media reports say that the First Fan -- who also filled out a women's bracket -- picked Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky and Villanova to make the Final Four.