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This men's NCAA tournament preview represents the roots of Bracketology, when a handful of hoopheads spent «Selection Weekend» together cranking out the 80-page «Blue Ribbon» postseason edition after spending months considering what the bracket might look like. We have the internet now, though, and hope this snappy online version, 30 years hence, helps you enjoy the Madness just a little bit more.
It's fewer than 24 hours until the NCAA men's college basketball tournament tips off and March Madness begins in earnest, with the first game scheduled for 12:15 p.m. ET on Thursday. In the days since the bracket was revealed, ESPN's team of analysts — including Jeff Borzello, Myron Medcalf, Joe Lunardi, John Gasaway, Paul Hembekides and Keith Lipscomb — has been tirelessly dissecting the bracket and producing tens of thousands of words to help you be smarter and more informed about filling out yours. But as time gets short, do you have time to read it all? Probably not. But don't worry, that's why cheat sheets were invented.
Florida and Todd Golden have agreed to a two-year contract extension, tying the men's basketball coach to the school through the 2029-30 season, according to multiple reports Thursday.
The penultimate weekend before the NCAA tournament is always one of the most fun on the college basketball calendar. There's a mix of regular-season contests, conference tournament action, high-profile showdowns and automatic bids being handed out.
Thirty-two men's Division I college basketball conferences will begin the process of crowning their tournament champions. The action of Champ Week begins Monday, March 4, with the first round of ASUN games. It will end March 17, with five conference tournament finals — the Ivy League, Atlantic 10, SEC, American and Big Ten — mere hours before the NCAA selection committee unveils the 68-team bracket for the 2024 NCAA tournament.
Saturday's slate began with the ultimate bubble battle: Villanova at Providence, which pit one team among the «first four out» against one clinging to a «last four in» spot. The schedule ended with a Gonzaga squad in need of a win to secure an at-large bid traveling to face a Saint Mary's looking to complete an unbeaten WCC season. In between, there were dozens of games with huge NCAA tournament implications.
Following Duke' 83-79 loss at Wake Forest, a frustrated Jon Scheyer asked the question: «When are we going to ban court storming?» Minutes earlier, Kyle Filipowski was injured after he got caught in a sea of Wake Forest fans as they stormed the court at the final buzzer. Per video of the incident, a fan appeared to collide with the projected All-American and draft lottery pick as he tried to leave the floor. Filipowski's teammates and Duke staff surrounded him and had to carry him off the court.
Conference play is beginning in earnest and for the first time this season we're seeing a steady stream of quality games played in home-court settings. Much basketball remains to be played, but we've already seen enough to come to some conclusions on the major men's Division I conferences and where they rank in 2024 — particularly before one of them disappears in a few months.