The NCAA made a decision on possible March Madness expansion for the tournament and fans seem happy about the direction.

Monday was a big win for basketball fans who prefer the NCAA Tournament to remain untouched, but expansion still looms ...

The next edition of March Madness will stay the same size in 2026. The NCAA is sticking with 68 teams for this upcoming ...

While this decision was finalized for the upcoming season, NCAA SVP Dan Gavitt did release a statement saying that the ...

The fields for the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments will not be expanding this season, NCAA senior vice ...

March Madness won’t be expanding — not yet, at least. The NCAA announced Monday that it will not look to expand the current ...

March Madness, the NCAA's iconic single-elimination basketball tournament, has captivated fans since 1939 for men and 1982 ...

The men's and women's NCAA Tournament will stay at 68 teams next season, though March Madness could expand in 2027 and beyond ...

The Hornets are in their first year under Mike Bibby as head coach and final year in the Big Sky Conference before moving to the Big West.

The NCAA made a rare good decision in deciding to keep March Madness from expanding during the 2025-26 season.

Chalk reigned through the first weekend of March Madness, with favorites taking care of business. No. 10 seed Arkansas, coached by longtime Kentucky coach John Calipari, is the lowest seed remaining.

Returning for 2025 is March Madness Live’s Boss Button, which lets desktop users watch games discretely if they have to stream at the office. Boss Button users can covertly watch game action via ...