The NCAA Tournament bracket is officially set as the Conference Tournaments came to a close on Sunday before the NCAA Tournament selection committee unveiled on Sunday. This season, there weren't a ton of surprises during Conference Tournament weekend after there were five bid stealers last season.
The biggest surprises of the NCAA Tournament Bracket unveil started with Auburn getting the top seed in the Tournament over Duke despite Auburn stumbling down the stretch. Many thought North Carolina would be left on the bubble, but the Tar Heels will be playing in the "First Four".
Bracket:
The Field of 68 is officially set after the Selection Committee unveiled their brackets on Sunday Night. Below is the official NCAA Tournament Bracket, while you can click here for a printable version you can fill out at home.
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Full Tournament Schedule
The NCAA Tournament officially kicks off on Monday with the following schedule for the entire tournament:
- First Four: March 18th and 19th
- First Round: March 20th and 21st
- Second Round: March 22nd and March 23rd
- Sweet Sixteen: March 27th and 28th
- Elite Eight: March 29th and 30th
- Final Four: April 5th in San Antonio, Texas
- NCAA Tournament National Championship Game: April 7th in San Antonio, Texas
How to Watch the NCAA Tournament
The NCAA Tournament will be broadcast across several channels including CBS, TNT, TBS, and TruTv. If you have cable, the March Madness Live app is the best way to watch games on your mobile device which is available in the App Store. If you are looking for a streaming service to watch all of the games, FuboTV will have all of the games available along with plenty of other channels including the ones needed to watch the Women's NCAA Tournament.
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