
NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Bracket Unveiled
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March Madness Bracket Unveiled: Duke Tops East, Michigan Slides to Third; Miami of Ohio Sneaks In, SEC Leads with Ten Bids
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Bracket Unveiled. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 17th, the NCAA men's basketball tournament bracket is out, and Duke grabbed the number one overall seed in the East region after, winning the ACC title. Arizona leads the West, Michigan tops the Midwest, and Florida earned the number one spot in the South, even after a semi-final stumble in the SEC tournament. Michigan slid from the number two overall seed to number three, following a championship loss to Purdue in the Big Ten, while Purdue leaped up to A. Number two seed, thanks to that victory. Sunbelt Commissioner Keith Gill, who chairs the selection committee, explained the shifts on CVS. Bubble teams kept things tense, with Miami of Ohio snagging an at-large bid as one of the last four in, despite dropping their first MAC tournament. Game after a perfect regular season, they edged out Texas, SMU, and NC State, all squeezing into the field. The SEC dominated with ten bids, followed by the Big Ten and ACC with 9 and 8 each, while
the Big 12 also got eight teams. Oklahoma, Auburn, San Diego State, and Indiana just missed out as the first four excluded. Play kicks off Tuesday and Wednesday with the first four, and day no hyo, before the full field tips Thursday and Friday, setting the stage for March. Madness Drama.
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