In a press conference at the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City, conference commissioner Brett Yormark said he is in favor of expanding the field to 76. And a decision could be comi

Several schools are still looking for their chance to take part in March Madness. Find out which programs haven't made the NCAA tournament in their history.

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While finishing the regular season with a losing record earns a team a lower seed in the NCAA tournament and thus makes the road to the Final Four much tougher, a path to the season's final weekend still exists. Here's a look at the teams who made the NCAA Division I men's and women's tournaments despite having a losing record.

Winning early in the year is always a good thing, yet college basketball teams are always working to peak as the postseason begins. There's no better time to be surging than in March. Sure, it doesn't guarantee success in a conference tournament—let alone the Big Dance.

Earlier today, the March Madness Men’s Basketball TV Twitter account announced the broadcast teams for this year’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Here’s Who’s Voicing the 2025 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Hosts and Analysts: Ernie Johnson (H) Adam Lefkoe (H) Adam Zucker (H) Clark Kellogg (A) Charles Barkley (A) Kenny Smith (A) Candace Parker (A) Jay Wright (A) Seth Davis (A) Wally Szczerbiak(A) Jaime Erdahl (Game Updates) View this

Get fired up for the 2025 NCAA men's basketball championship by revisiting all-tournament teams throughout March Madness history.

NCAA Tournament begins one week from tonight with the First Four in Dayton. We will know the 68 teams for the men's bracket when they are revealed Sunday night, but with conference tournament action unfolding around the country,