Conference Changes for 2013-14
Blogging the Bracket provides a rundown of all Division I conference changes for the 2013-14 college basketball season, including a list of who went where and an updated list of conference alignments.
2014 Conference Tournament Info
Before the field of 68 is revealed, 32 teams will earn their conferences' automatic bids. Here's a list of where and when those contests will take place next March.
2013-14 College Basketball Early Season Events
A regularly updated list of the 2013-14 men's college basketball season's early season tournaments and showcases, which will eventually include schedule and TV information. If you have any additions, email them to bloggingthebracket at gmail dot com.
Conference Changes for 2013-14
Blogging the Bracket provides a rundown of all Division I conference changes for the 2013-14 college basketball season, including a list of who went where and an updated list of conference alignments.
2014 Conference Tournament Info
Before the field of 68 is revealed, 32 teams will earn their conferences' automatic bids. Here's a list of where and when those contests will take place next March.
2014 And 2015 NCAA Tournament Dates And Sites
As a bonus, this post includes a look at which cities have hosted tournament games since 2000.
Conference Changes for 2014-15
Realignment continues on with several more changes on tap for 2014-15.
A bracketologist's view of March Madness
Now that the Selection Committee has revealed the 2012 NCAA Tournament bracket, our resident bracketologist takes a look at their performance, as well as his own success in projecting the field of 68.
Our bracketologist makes his picks
Now that the 2013 NCAA Tournament field is set, it’s time for our resident bracketologist to switch from projection mode to prognostication mode.
The final bracket projection of 2013
The moment of truth has almost arrived. Here's our bracketologist's last attempt at projecting the NCAA Tournament field of 68.
Bracketology: Selection Eve is upon us
On this busy Saturday, 14 teams will clinch bids for the 2013 NCAA Tournament, and several bubble teams will get another chance to make a positive impression upon the Selection Committee.
2013 NCAA Tournament Sites
Blogging the Bracket provides a list of the sites for the 2013 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, accompanied by a rundown of the recent cities and arenas that have hosted the event.
2013 Conference Tournament Information
Before the field of 68 is revealed, 31 teams will earn their conferences' automatic bids. Blogging The Bracket has information on each conference tournament -- sites, dates, and even the names of the unlucky teams who will be frozen out.
Bracketology: It's moving day
On Thursday, every major conference tournament, except for the Mountain West, was in action. That means there was finally some movement on the bubble and at the top of the field. Friday should be even more significant.
Bracketology: Now things get interesting
Bucknell clinched the only automatic bid on offer on Wednesday night, while Cincinnati and Villanova took major steps toward earning an at-large. As the major conference tournaments really get started today, more teams get the chance to do the same.
Bracketology: 5 more join March Madness
Regulars Davidson, Iona and Western Kentucky all clinched bids on Monday night, while James Madison ended a 19-season drought. However, Gonzaga may have had the biggest night of all in claiming the WCC crown and staking its claim for a No. 1 seed.
Bracketology: Creighton and Liberty are now in
The Bluejays' and Flames' tournament wins on Sunday mean a total of five teams have booked an NCAA place, with five more to come on Monday. On the bubble, Virginia beat Maryland in overtime, but the Cavaliers remain out for now.
Bracketology: The first 3 teams are in
Florida Gulf Coast, Harvard and Belmont all clinched NCAA bids on Saturday, while several bubble teams, including Kentucky, attempted to show the Committee that they are worthy of an at-large.
Bracketology: The stretch run beckons
Heading into the final weekend of the regular season and first weekend of Championship Week, much remains to be decided. Duke holds the No. 1 overall seed for the moment, but that could change after Saturday's visit to Chapel Hill.
Bracketology: The bid picture is clearing up a bit
While there's still a lot to argue about on the bracket's top line, the race for at-large bids is showing some signs of stability.
Bracketology: Welcome to March
Indiana, Duke, Gonzaga and Miami lead the way two weeks and two days from Selection Sunday, but expect plenty of changes between now and then.
Bracketology: Top seeds very much up for grabs
Indiana remains the No. 1 overall seed in Chris Dobbertean's Tuesday bracket, but the race for the other three spots on the top line will take many twists and turns in the final three weeks of the 2012-13 season.
NCAA finally names 2014 and 2015 tournament sites
Most of the cities on the list are familiar venues for NCAA Tournament action, but not one. New York City and Madison Square Garden will host the 2014 East Regional, the actual Big Apple's (not New Jersey's) first tournament action since 1961.
Bracketology: Gonzaga ascends to top line
The Bulldogs, who thrashed Santa Clara on Wednesday night, replace Florida as a top seed in Chris Dobbertean's Friday bracket projection. However, Gonzaga's fate as a member of the No. 1s is very much up in the air.
Bracketology: Kentucky on the outside looking in
One month from today, the First Four tips off in Dayton. The 2012 National Champions have a lot of work to do to earn even one of those four last chance at-large spots.
Bracketology: Indiana, Florida big movers
The Hoosiers replace Duke as the top overall seed after the Blue Devils' unflattering win over North Carolina. As for the Gators, their big win over Kentucky propelled them above a Michigan team that was thrashed in East Lansing.
Bracketology: Miami On Top
On the second Tuesday of February, two ACC teams and two Big Ten teams hold down the four number one seeds in Chris Dobbertean's projected bracket.
Conference Realignment: The Southland Grows (Again), While The WAC Continues To Fade (Again)
Blogging the Bracket's Chris Dobbertean looks at the Southland's recent expansion and the WAC's continued move toward extinction.
