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March Madness 2015 Bracket

2015 NCAA Tournament Schedule

 
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Selection Sunday
March 15
First Round
March 17-18 UD Arena (Dayton, Ohio)
Second-Third Rounds
March 19, 21 Veterans Memorial Arena (Jacksonville, Fla.) KFC Yum! Center (Louisville) Consol Energy Center (Pittsburgh) Rose Garden (Portland, Ore.) March 20, 22 Time Warner Cable Arena (Charlotte, N.C.) Nationwide Arena (Columbus, Ohio) CenturyLink Center (Omaha, Neb.) KeyArena (Seattle)
Midwest Regional
March 26, 28 Quicken Loans Arena (Cleveland)
West Regional
March 26, 28 Staples Center (Los Angeles)
South Regional
March 27, 29 NRG Stadium (Houston)
East Regional
March 27, 29 Carrier Dome (Syracuse)
National Semifinals
April 4 Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis)
Championship Game
April 6 Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis)

Marchmadness Leaderboard

Rank Name Score Tiebreaker
1 MB2930 170 Wisconsin – 134
2 MB4647 158 Duke – 142
3 MB5036 152 Kentucky – 8
4 MB5930 146 Kentucky – 148
5 MB2930 142 Virginia – 124
6 MB1338 138 Kentucky – 4
7 MB2930 136 Arizona – 132
7 MB1217 136 W.Virginia – 116
7 MB5964 136 Kentucky – 157
10 MB4647 134 Kentucky – 135
11 MB2826 132 Duke – 116
11 MB5964 132 Kentucky – 164
13 MB4348 130 Louisville – 144
13 MB4647 130 Duke – 144
13 MB3733 130 Wisconsin – 108
13 MB2189 130 Duke – 106
17 MB5067 128 Kentucky – 130
17 MB5279 128 Iowa State – 134
17 MB3615 128 Wisconsin – 126
17 MB4647 128 Notre Dame – 138
17 MB3526 128 Duke – 116
17 MB1040 128 Duke – 112
17 MB2047 128 W. Virginia – 110
17 MB3730 128 Villanova – 1110
25 MB3657 126 Duke – 138

Odds to win 2014-2015 NCAA National Championship

ROT. TEAM Point Spread ODDS
1601 1H Wisconsin PK-110 OV 65-110
1602 1H Duke PK-110 UN 65-110
 

Traditions

One of the oldest traditions in the NCAA Tournament is having the regional championship winners and national champ cut down the nets after winning the title. Since 1986 though, the winning school gets a little extra as a trophy: the hardwood court itself that the Final Four games were played on.

National Invitational Tournament

Right up until the 1970s, the National Invitational Tournament was considered more prestigious than the NCAA Tournament itself. Hard to believe, right? That all changed when the NCAA decided to bar teams from playing in other postseason tourneys if they declined an invite to their postseason event. The NCAA then made it official in 2005 when it purchased the NIT.
MIDWEST March 19 – 20 March 21 – 22 March 26 – 27 March 28 – 29 April 4 April 6 April 4 March 28 – 29 March 26 – 27 March 21 – 22 EAST March 19 – 20
1 Kentucky 1 Kentucky 1 Kentucky 1 Kentucky 1 Kentucky 1 Wisconsin 63 7 Michigan St. 4 Louisville 8 NC State 1 Villanova 1 Villanova
16 Hampton 16 Lafayette
8 Cincinnati 8 Cincinnati 8 NC State 8 NC State
9 Purdue 9 LSU
5 W. Virginia 5 W. Virginia 5 W. Virginia 4 Louisville 5 N. Iowa 5 N. Iowa
12 Buffalo 12 Wyoming
4 Maryland 4 Maryland 4 Louisville 4 Louisville
13 Valparaiso 13 UC Irvine
6 Butler 6 Butler 3 Notre Dame 3 Notre Dame 7 Michigan St. 3 Oklahoma 11 Dayton 6 Providence
11 Texas 11 Dayton
3 Notre Dame 3 Notre Dame 3 Oklahoma 3 Oklahoma
14 Northeastern 14 Albany
7 Wichita St. 7 Wichita St. 7 Wichita St. NATIONAL CHAMPION Duke 7 Michigan St. 7 Michigan St. 7 Michigan St.
10 Indiana 10 Georgia
2 Kansas 2 Kansas 2 Virginia 2 Virginia
15 New Mex. St. 15 Belmont
1 Wisconsin 1 Wisconsin 1 Wisconsin 1 Wisconsin 1 Wisconsin 1 Duke 1 Duke 1 Duke 1 Duke 1 Duke
16 Coast. Car. 16 Robert Morris
8 Oregon 8 Oregon 8 San Diego St. 8 San Diego St
9 Oklahoma St. 9 St. John’s
5 Arkansas 5 Arkansas 4 N. Carolina 1 Duke 68 5 Utah 5 Utah 5 Utah
12 Wofford 12 SF Austin
4 N. Carolina 4 N. Carolina 4 Georgetown 4 Georgetown
13 Harvard 13 E. Wash.
6 Xavier 6 Xavier 6 Xavier 2 Arizona 2 Gonzaga 11 UCLA 11 UCLA 6 SMU
11 Ole Miss 11 UCLA
3 Baylor 14 Georgia St. 14 UAB 3 Iowa St.
14 Georgia St. 14 UAB
7 VCU 10 Ohio St. 2 Arizona 2 Gonzaga 7 Iowa 7 Iowa
10 Ohio St. 10 Davidson
2 Arizona 2 Arizona 2 Gonzaga 2 Gonzaga
15 Texas So. 15 No. Dak. St.
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