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NCAA Tournament Bracket 2013: PRINTABLE March Madness Match-Ups

Ready or not, it's bracket time. The field of 68 teams in the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has been revealed on Selection Sunday. Four No. 1 seeds have been named by the selection committee, bubbles have been burst and potential Cinderella squads are being sized for glass high-tops. Who will cut down the nets? Who will leave fans shredding their brackets?

CLICK HERE for a printable 2013 NCAA tournament bracket!

Louisville, Kansas, Indiana and Gonzaga claimed the No. 1 seeds, with the Louisville Cardinals earning the top overall seed after completing a 29-5 season out of the Big East. A tumultuous regular season was fittingly followed by another wave of upsets in the conference tournaments. After weighing the merits of all contending teams, 68 invitations to the Big Dance were handed out. With the work of the selection committee complete, it's time for fans to print out the bracket (CLICK HERE) and begin making picks.

Are chalk picks the way to go? Or will the 2013 NCAA Tournament be yet another defined by stunning upsets? In 2012, No. 15 seeds Norfolk State and Lehigh busted many brackets by defeating No. 2 seeds Missouri and Duke, respectively. Which underdog teams will surprise in 2013?

The "First Four" games -- popularly referred to as the play-in games -- return to be Dayton and will be contested on March 19 and 20. The wall-to-wall, productivity-sapping schedule of "second round" games takes place on March 21-22. The third round will be contested over the weekend on the the 23 and 24, while the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight games will go through the 28-31.

CLICK HERE for complete schedule.

The 2013 Final Four will take place in Atlanta at the Georgia Dome and the national semifinals will tip off on April 6 with the championship game to be played on April 8.

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Ready or not, it's bracket time. The field of 68 teams in the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has been revealed on Selection Sunday. Four No. 1 seeds have been named by the ...
Ready or not, it's bracket time. The field of 68 teams in the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has been revealed on Selection Sunday. Four No. 1 seeds have been named by the ...
 
 
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HUFFPOST SUPER USER
predict this
pay no attention to that man behind the curtain
07:49 PM on 03/31/2013
GO Michigan
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Channa
Everyone is entitled to my opinion.
12:36 AM on 03/31/2013
When the Tar Heels are out of the game, I stop pretending to care about this.
11:58 AM on 03/25/2013
Hey Huff Po do you have the women's tournie anywhere?
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JohnBryansFontaine
Liberal Democrat
10:37 AM on 03/24/2013
Dr. Boyce: March Madness Revenue Exceeds $1 Billion, Players Get Harmed in the Process
by Dr. Boyce Watkins

" In case you’re not aware, the NCAA is big, really big. This professional sports league that disguises itself as being amateur is rolling in money and profitability. Much of this excess is driven by the fact that their competitors, the NFL, NBA and Major League baseball, have one line item in their budgets that the NCAA does not have: The cost of compensating their players.

For the first time ever, ad revenue from March Madness has crossed the $1 billion dollar mark. According to Kantar Media, no other professional sports league has surpassed this number. The NFL took in in a “measly” $976 million and the NBA was even more embarrassing at $537 million. Oh, Major League Baseball was barely worth mentioning, at $354 million. "

http://www.blackbluedog.com/2013/03/news/dr-boyce-march-madness-revenue-exceeds-1-billion-dwarfing-all-professional-sports/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dr-boyce-march-madness-revenue-ex
AgingLady
laughter is best medicine
11:25 AM on 03/22/2013
Please keep chart updated. Really like watching all this!
10:52 AM on 03/22/2013
Bring on round 2 today. Interesting medley of games yesterday. MU game was thrilling, but no way that Davidson should have been 14 seed.
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ellasophia
09:18 AM on 03/23/2013
Bingo! I've been following Davidson b'ball for over 50 years. They have a rich NCAA history.
06:10 PM on 03/21/2013
Well, so far about ten games have gone by and the only 'upset' that happened was with Wichita State beating Pitt, but there have been a lot of near upsets. Davidson and Marquette, and St. Mary's and Memphis. I imagine the day is not done, though, and Gonzaga only leads Southern by three points.
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bikeguy54
Independent thought is an endangered species.
08:53 AM on 03/22/2013
Pitt losing early was no upset...it's the way they roll in the NCAA's!
12:58 PM on 03/22/2013
That's why I put it in quotations.
07:59 PM on 03/20/2013
Let the upsets begin! Can't wait to see which underdog team makes a final four run this year.
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PoorRichardsHeartache
when is obstruction insurrection?
06:10 PM on 03/20/2013
15-20 gets you a spot?? really need to re-evaluate the criteria
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bikeguy54
Independent thought is an endangered species.
08:55 AM on 03/22/2013
They won their conference tournament. In essence, the tournament is open to all schools.
They have the regular season and then their conference tournament, with the exception of the IVY League.
The reality is, IMO, when the Final Four is set, you'll have some familiar names there.
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PoorRichardsHeartache
when is obstruction insurrection?
04:32 PM on 03/22/2013
I understand the conference title, but really, 15-20.  Makes the bubble teams with winning records seem pointless. At least ought to be a rule you have to have an overall winning season record.  but, somebody will get a bye out of this contest.
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aascott
06:04 PM on 03/20/2013
Thanks!
05:22 PM on 03/20/2013
It isn't religion that is the "opium of the masses", it's professional sports.
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bikeguy54
Independent thought is an endangered species.
08:56 AM on 03/22/2013
And any new electronic gadget that comes along!
03:30 PM on 03/20/2013
The final four will be Louisville, Ohio State, Michigan, and Indiana. If Louisville losses Michigan State will go to the final four. If Ohio State losses Wisconsin will take over. If Michigan loses North C. will advance and indiana has a pretty clear path so im almost 90% sure they will go to the final four.
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duhtruth
07:01 PM on 03/21/2013
Of this group only Louisville will be there.
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avarua57
01:49 PM on 03/20/2013
G-TOWN ! Go to the Bank on it !
05:24 PM on 03/21/2013
No way! Not now, not ever!
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360Dunk
Feeder of slot machines
11:23 AM on 03/20/2013
Here's your Final Four and you can thank me later - Albany, Pacific, Belmont, and Harvard.
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PoorRichardsHeartache
when is obstruction insurrection?
06:11 PM on 03/20/2013
what year VCR?
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360Dunk
Feeder of slot machines
11:09 AM on 03/21/2013
1901, turn of the century....made during Teddy Roosevelt's term. Honestly, trust me.
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bikeguy54
Independent thought is an endangered species.
08:57 AM on 03/22/2013
Beta or VHS?
10:56 AM on 03/20/2013
Michigan State - Go Green, Go White