March Madness Bracket: Duke Leads Top Seeds

0:00On March 16, the men's NCAA tournament bracket for March Madness dropped on Sunday, locking in all 68 teams in the full schedule. Action kicks off Tuesday night, March 17, with the first four games in Dayton, Ohio, and wraps up with the national championship on Monday, April 6, in Indianapolis. Duke snagged the number one overall seed after dominating the ACC, joining Michigan, Florida, and Arizona as the top seeds in their regions. Duke's riding a hot streak, winning both the regular season and conference titles for the second straight year, powered by standout freshman Cameron, Booser. Other powerhouses like Purdue, a number two seed after taking the big team crown, and Houston, which could host games deep into the tournament, look. Prime for deep runs, too. Fans are buzzing with excitement over potential upsets in the first four, like Texas versus NC State on Tuesday, and Miami of Ohio against SMU on. Wednesday, all tipping around 6.40pm, Eastern on True TV.

1:04First round games blast off Thursday, March 19, and Friday, March 21, across sites from Greenville to San Diego, running from noon, straight through midnight. Expect marquee matchups like Duke against Sienna and Florida, facing a first four survivor. With the sweet 16 and beyond set for late March in cities like Houston and Chicago, the row to the final four is wide open. Get ready for. First up hoops starting this week.