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TNT Sports and CBS Sports will present the 2024 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship Selection Show, featuring the exclusive live first-time announcement of the pairings for the 2024 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, on CBS – Sunday, March 17, at 6:00 PM, ET. The one-hour Selection Show, produced in partnership between CBS Sports and TNT Sports, will be broadcast live from New York.

The NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship Selection Show will begin with the release of the full bracket by region as well as reactions from teams as they find out if they made this year’s field of 68. Analysts Clark Kellogg, Jay Wright and Seth Davis will join host Adam Zucker in New York. NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee Chair Charles McClelland will also join the show for a live interview to discuss the bracket.

The Selection Show will also be available to stream on NCAA March Madness Live, the official live streaming product of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship available via web, mobile and connected devices, as well as Paramount+.

TNT Sports and CBS Sports will provide live coverage of all 67 games from the 2024 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship across four national television networks – TBS, CBS, TNT and truTV – with all games streamed on NCAA March Madness Live. Live games airing on the CBS Television Network will also stream on Paramount+. Live games airing on TBS, TNT and truTV will also stream on Max’s B/R Sports Add-On.

This year’s NCAA Men’s Final Four National Semifinals on Saturday, April 6, and Men’s National Championship on Monday, April 8, will air on TBS.

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That guy couldn't coach a high school freshman team worth a flip, but he sure can be a good bagman for somebody like Calipari.

So who will Louisville get?

UNC guard RJ Davis Pre-ACC Tournament Interview

-Discusses winning ACC POY
-His dad's influence on him
-The team's mission here in DC
-And much more 👇

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Man oh man. They lose TEN in a row and get bounced tonight from the tourney by BC by 16. I think they had some injuries but my gosh what a collapse!

Posted Mar 13, 2024
After a federal court decision stopped the NCAA's enforcement of rules around name, image and likeness in college athletics, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper rescinded an 2021 executive order that imposed modest guidelines for the state. He said the decision came in consultation with college athletic programs. NC State AD Boo Corrigan said flexibility is key. (WRAL Sports Fan)

Why can't it happen here?



IU football history sucks compared even to UNC's. IN produces less than half the top football talent that NC does. Yet Cignetti is ready to fight to win it all.

Meanwhile Mack, the HOFer, is ever ready to lecture us how we should be greatful he is there to pick up a few wins and remain mediocre.

When will we see the first basketball player transfer back to their original school after transferring out? Not saying this would ever happen nor do I want it to happen but hypothetically- Love transferring back to UNC or Ingram transferring back to Stanford. Again, I know those 2 scenarios won't happen but using them as examples. With the new temporary rule in place, this is bound to happen.