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A few years ago, a Division I head coach told ESPN that he always worries about games during the holidays. Strange things can happen as players think about going home and seeing family members they haven't seen in years, he said. Players are fatigued. They need a break. And who could blame them for thinking about a good home-cooked meal and a chance to rest?
There was no list. There were no interviews. And his father, LeBron James, never hinted anything about his son's plans. As Bronny James considered his future, there was only silence. For years. Perhaps the most viral and recognizable college basketball recruit since his father picked the NBA over college in 2003, Bronny finally made an announcement on Saturday: He will play for Andy Enfield at USC. The decision allows Bronny to play near his Lakers star father and stay home in Los Angeles.
It took 33 years for a 16-seed to knock off a 1-seed: when UMBC beat Virginia in the 2018 NCAA tournament. It took only five years for a second 16-seed to do it, with Fairleigh Dickinson stunning the country by beating Purdue in the first round on Friday night 63-58.
ESPN resident bracketologist Joe Lunardi has spent months considering what the 2023 NCAA tournament bracket might look like. Now that the matchups are set, he gets to consider how the field of 68 will play out.
Another year, another verdict from the NCAA men's basketball selection committee on the 2023 field of 68. It generally hit the mark, but it also left plenty of room for nitpicking among those of us who otherwise need to get a life. Here's what it got right, and what it did not:
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Thirty-two NCAA Division I men's basketball conferences will crown champions over a nine-day stretch that begins Saturday, March 4, with the Ohio Valley Conference tournament final and comes to an end on March 12 with five leagues: the Ivy League, Atlantic 10, SEC, American and Big Ten.
One month. In one month, the men's college basketball games will count.