With NCAA Tournament expansion imminent, some of game's biggest coaches still aren't sold on idea
Posted May 7, 2026
Even as NCAA power brokers are ready to expand March Madness for the men's and women's tournaments to 76 teams, the idea remains controversial among some of the most prominent people in college athletics: the basketball coaches. While some certainly endorse the idea of expansion, the premise has long had detractors amongst its most ranks.
(CBS Sports)
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