It’s Selection Sunday, a day that spelled agony for some teams, ecstasy for others and all-around general interest to even the most casual of basketball fans.
What teams made it in? Which teams were seeded too high? Too low? Which were snubbed, and which teams’ shocking entry will enrage rival fans?
The Sporting News provided a live look as each of the regions were revealed: Seed 1 through 16, including the First Four. Check out the full updates as the 2022 NCAA Tournament:
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March Madness bracket 2022
You can download a printable version of the 2022 NCAA Tournament bracket here.
Check out The Sporting News’ March Madness HQ page for the full Field of 68 along with the schedule and our expert tips and predictions to help win your pool.TSN’s MARCH MADNESS HQLive NCAA bracket | TV schedule | Predictor tool
NCAA live bracket
First Four
West Region
South Region
Midwest Region
East Region
MORE: Get your printable March Madness bracket here
Biggest NCAA Tournament snubs
Dayton
NET: 58 KenPom: 57 RPI: 63 SOS/SOR: 99/67 Quadrants: Q1: 3-2 | Q2: 5-4 | Q3: 6-1 Q4: 9-3
Oklahoma
NET: 40 KenPom: 30 RPI: 68 SOS/SOR: 5/47 Quadrants: Q1: 4-12 | Q2: 6-2 | Q3: 2-1 | Q4: 6-0
SMU
NET: 44 KenPom: 54 RPI: 43 SOS/SOR: 94/45 Quadrants: Q1: 2-2 | Q2: 4-4 | Q3: 10-1 | Q4: 7-1
Texas A&M
NET: 42 KenPom: 43 RPI: 58 SOS/SOR: 49/33 Quadrants: Q1: 4-9 | Q2: 5-0 | Q3: 5-2 | Q4: 8-0
Xavier
NET: 41 KenPom: 60 RPI: 62 SOS/SOR: 44/61 Quadrants: Q1: 5-8 | Q2: 4-3 | Q3: 5-2 | Q4: 4-0
March Madness schedule 2022
First Four
Tuesday, March 15
Wednesday, March 16
Round 1
Thursday, March 17
Friday, March 18
Round 2
Round 2 times will be released following the completion of Round 1 on Friday.
Saturday, March 19
Sunday, March 20
Sweet 16
Thursday, March 24
Friday, March 25
Elite Eight
Saturday, March 26
Sunday, March 27
Final Four
Saturday, April 2
National championship
Monday, April 4
HISTORY OF UPSETS BY SEED:15 vs. 2 | 14 vs. 3 | 13 vs. 4 | 12 vs. 5
How to watch March Madness games in 2022
CBS and Turner Sports stations (TBS, TNT and truTV) will continue to split broadcast duties in the 2022 NCAA Tournament, a deal that will run through 2032. CBS will broadcast 18 of the 63 NCAA Tournament games (67 if you count the First Four).
TBS will broadcast the the Final Four and national championship game this year for the first time since 2018; the 2020 tournament was canceled because of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and, when the tournament resumed under COVID protocols in 2021, CBS resumed control as exclusive broadcaster (despite that TBS missed out the previous year).
