Is NCAA Tournament expansion a ‘slam dunk’? Where talks stand as March Madness begins
NEW YORK — All that stands in the way of expanding the NCAA men’s basketball tournament appears to be money. College sports leaders have been discussing with increasing diligence the possibility of allowing more teams to participate in March Madness for about four years. The iconic three-week event dominates the sports calendar and generates hundreds of millions in revenue for the NCAA and its 356 (and counting) Division I member schools. Where do those conversations stand as 68 teams from Duke
Read more: Is NCAA Tournament expansion a ‘slam dunk’? Where talks stand as March Madness begins
Oklahoma Sooners make NCAA Tournament for first time under Porter Moser