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NCAA to keep 2026 March Madness at 68 teams


The NCAA Tournament will remain at 68 teams — at least for another season. The 2026 men's and women's NCAA basketball brackets will continue in their current form, with the decision to stay put made on a joint call Monday between the Division I men's and women's basketball committees. Tournament expansion remains up for debate for 2027 and beyond. (CBS Sports)

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NCAA to keep 2026 March Madness at 68 teams


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