A 68-Team NCAA Tournament Primer
Blogging the Bracket offers up a 68-team primer, with information on how some logistics will change (and others won't) from the 65-team field.
Blogging the Bracket offers up a 68-team primer, with information on how some logistics will change (and others won't) from the 65-team field.
The NCAA is trying to make everyone happy with how it will set up its 68-team bracket. Problem is, it goes against the very nature of a seeded tournament by creating unfair scenarios straight out of the gate.
The NCAA had an opportunity to improve the tournament with its expansion to 68 teams, but it dropped the ball in creating the First Four.
Blogging the Bracket presents four far too early 2011 preseason brackets, each featuring a different Opening Round format.
Friday News and Notes: Spurrier Conference Call, NCAA Tourney Expands to 68, and Other News
After everyone and their brother-in-law swearing the NCAA was expanding the basketball tournament to 96 games, the press release hit the wires announcing... an expansion to 68. This past season,...
Blogging the Bracket reacts to the NCAA's decision on expansion, which was announced Thursday.
A lot of people were pleased by the NCAA's announcement that the the tournament will be expanding to 68 teams instead of 96. But it's really just a farce, and if they had any guts, they just would have gone to 96 immediately.
The NCAA tournament didn't make the worst possible decision. Does that mean that the conference expansion rumors could be blown out of the water?