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NCAA discussing expanding March Madness tournament as soon as 2026 after previously saying it was unlikely
The NCAA's college football playoff model is currently being debated, and its college basketball postseason could soon be changed as well. At Big 12 spring meetings this week, NCAA president Charlie Baker revealed that one of his top priorities was to discuss expanding March Madness -- and it could be coming as soon as this year.
The NCAA basketball tournament could expand from 68 teams to as many as 72 or 76 according to NCAA President Charlie Baker.
While nearly 2,000 men's college basketball players have entered the transfer portal, not all of them have found homes quite ...
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Wisconsin basketball schedules nonconference game against recent NCAA Tournament opponentWisconsin is looking to build off its final 27-10 record during the 2024-25 slate, a season which culminated in a Big Ten ...
Green Bay men's basketball is hoping to stay busy this summer. The university is filing a waiver with the NCAA to appear in ...
Most other big changes centered on Miami. Matt Able, who committed to the Hurricanes under Jim Larranga, flipped to NC State.
There was plenty of drama during the final few days before the deadline for players to withdraw from the 2025 NBA Draft and ...
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College basketball analyst Andy Katz ranks MSU outside top 25 in latest preseason pollCollege basketball analyst Andy Katz is not particularly high on the Spartans entering next year. Katz released an updated ...
Discussions are ongoing between the NCAA and its television broadcast partners — CBS and Warner Brothers Discovery — with the goal of expanding the tournament from 68 teams to 72 or 76 by next March, ...
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