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We now know all 68 teams in the NCAA Tournament, who they will face, and where they will play. Brackets are live! You can download a printable version here.
To no one’s surprise, UConn received the No. 1 overall seed, with Houston, Purdue and North Carolina all receiving No. 1 seeds in their respective regions.
Pro bracket tip: UConn is the defending national champion, the only team to hold the No. 1 AP ranking for nine weeks, and the only No. 1 seed to win their conference tournament. But, as we well know, there’s so much more at play, so here are 40 things you should know about the men’s tournament.
Here’s a breakdown of how things could play out by region:
The semifinals and finals in each region will be played March 30-31 at different locations, while the men’s Final Four is set for April 6 and 8 in Phoenix.
Over on the women’s bracket, are we really surprised?
It’s the third overall No. 1 seed in a row for the Gamecocks, and here’s how coach Dawn Staley responded. And if anyone’s wondering, the only way we see a South Carolina-LSU rematch is in the National Championship game. Among others, LSU would have to get past Iowa to face the Gamecocks. Speaking of Iowa, what we will see a lot of is fan favorite Caitlin Clark, as ESPN has reportedly assigned a reporter to shadow Clark’s entire journey through the tournament.
