How to Fill Out Your March Madness Tournament Bracket

March Madness is one of the most anticipated and watched events in all of sports. Here’s everything you need to know about the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament, which has been played since 1939.

March Madness is nearly upon us, and soon there will be brackets to overanalyze. But if you’re like most Americans, you probably haven’t been paying full attention just yet to the regular seasons of men’s and women’s college basketball.

We have our bracket! In men’s college basketball, the chaos will soon begin now that the field of 68 has been announced. And this season, it seems as if anything could happen.

The bracket for the 2023 women’s NCAA tournament is here. Learn everything you need to know about South Carolina and the 67 teams trying to ruin the Gamecocks’ perfect season.

Sorry, sorry — “student-athlete.”

The tournament field is set, and we’ve made our picks to come out of each region. But there are plenty of questions for the no. 1 seeds, and we’ve found intriguing subplots to watch throughout the first round.

There is at least some method to the madness of March.

From hot shooters to adorable mascots to small programs experiencing a glow-up, here’s everything you need to know to pick upsets in the 2023 men’s NCAA tournament.

The field of 68 has officially been unveiled.

One of the most tumultuous seasons in women’s basketball history is rolling toward a conclusion with the NCAA Tournament.

Cinderella runs haven’t historically occurred as often in the women’s tournament, but recent increases in parity suggest that’s changing.

Even if you’re a cord-cutter, there are still plenty of ways to watch March Madness online — as well as a few ways to watch NCAA games for free.

The history of a bracketology.