We've reached March on the calendar, and of course, all of you know what that means. Yes, the most wonderful time of the year that is March Madness is upon us. Mere weeks stand between fans and an official 68-team bracket for this year's March Madness being unveiled on Selection Sunday before First Four and First Round action follow shortly thereafter.

Lehigh and Holy Cross finished at the bottom of the Patriot League's men's basketball standings this season. But the two teams essentially christened the 2026 edition of March Madness with a wild ending to their quarterfinal matchup in the conference ...

See full disclaimer below* Get ready to show your love for the game in style! March Madness 2026 starts with Selection Sunday on March 15, kicking off a season full of slam dunks, buzzer-beaters, and unforgettable moments.

It's put up or shut up time for teams on the bubble of the NCAA Tournament, as the final week of the men's college basketball regular season arrives. Title contenders: Why these 11 teams could dominate March Madness RedHawks' curious case: Why Miami Ohio should — and shouldn't — be in f it loses MAC Here are the teams on the bubble in the latest USA TODAY Sports Bracketology,

The 2026 NCAA Tournament begins with Selection Sunday on March 15. The First Four tips on March 17–18. The Round of 64 starts March 19–20. The Second Round runs March 21–22. Sweet 16 is March 26–27 and the Elite

The Hoosiers helped their chances to make the NCAA tournament, letting Sam Alexis lead the way early, en route to a dominant win and avenging a loss.

The NCAA has warned college basketball teams of significant travel issues due to fewer available charter planes ahead of the March Madness tournament starting March 17

Plus500 reports March Madness drives billions in economic activity while causing up to $20 billion in productivity losses.