The Basketball Tournament (TBT) is a 64-team, open-application, single-elimination tournament played across the U.S. each summer since 2014. Now in its 11th year, TBT has paid out more than $13M ...

Every March, 64 teams chase the DII women's basketball national championship in the NCAA DII tournament. Let's take a look at how it works, the bracket, and history of the tournament.

The Basketball Tournament is a single-elimination tournament where 64 teams compete for a $1 million prize. It also has an unusual end-of-game rule.

In the first 14 NCAA men's basketball tournaments that have featured the First Four, at least one First Four team has survived until the Round of 32 in all but two of those seasons (2019 and 2025).

The Basketball Tournament championship will begin at 2 p.m. ET on Sunday, August 4. The game will be played at the Daskalakis Athletic Center in Philadelphia.

In 2024, all 13 teams got into the NCAA tournament. If there was a laugh in the men's basketball coaches meeting, it was stifled. It almost happened in hoops this season.

The Basketball Tournament bracket is down to eight teams. Quarterfinal matchups are taking place on Monday and Tuesday night to determine which squads will move one step closer toward the $1 ...

Florida ends UConn's bid to repeat — again — in Sunday action that saw a memorable buzzer-beater. Meanwhile, South Carolina advances in the women's tournament, which rounds out its Sweet 16 on ...

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More than that, it should be a reminder to NCAA officials not to fix what isn’t broken. “I love the tournament the way it’s set up now,” said Hewitt, speaking for many others.

When America tunes in to the NCAA men’s basketball tournament on Thursday, the dominance of schools in the Football Bowl Subdivision – and particularly the four power conferences – will be ...

Today, the NIT (National Invitation Tournament) is lesser-known, and viewed as a step down from the larger men's college basketball postseason tournament. Being invited to the Big Dance is preferable.