March Madness is an exciting time in college basketball, with Selection Sunday set for March 16 to reveal the 68-team fields for the NCAA Division I men’s and women’s tournaments. Athletes have been battling since November for a spot on the bracket, with the selection committee deciding their fate. The men’s selection show will be hosted by CBS’ Adam Zucker, while the women’s show will be hosted by ESPN’s Elle Duncan. The men’s tournament kicks off with the First Four on March 18-19 in Dayton, Ohio, and culminates in the championship game on April 7 in San Antonio, Texas. The women’s tournament starts with the First Four on March 19-20, with the championship game on April 6 in Tampa, Florida. Both tournaments feature a full schedule leading up to the championship games, with games streamed on CBS, ESPN, and NCAA March Madness Live. Fans can look forward to a thrilling tournament full of upsets, buzzer beaters, and championship dreams as the best college basketball teams in the country compete for glory.
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