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Men’s March Madness Selection Sunday Live Updates: Seeds, Matchups and Analysis

March Madness is finally upon as the selection committee will name the 68 teams competing in the NCAA tournament. Follow along with SI.
Cameron Boozer and the Duke Blue Devils enter Selection Sunday as the team to beat in the NCAA tournament.
Cameron Boozer and the Duke Blue Devils enter Selection Sunday as the team to beat in the NCAA tournament. | Bob Donnan-Imagn Images

Selection Sunday is finally here. After a thrilling men’s college basketball season, the NCAA tournament is set to get underway this upcoming week—but first, the selection committee must choose the 68 teams that will take to the court in March Madness. That will all get squared away on the Selection Show, starting at 6 p.m. ET on CBS. Sports Illustrated’s team of experts and writers will be watching along and providing instant analysis, reaction and more as the bracket fills up.

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Kevin Sweeney
KEVIN SWEENEY

Kevin Sweeney is a staff writer at Sports Illustrated covering college basketball and the NBA Draft, and is an analyst for The Field of 68. A graduate of Northwestern, Kevin is a voter for the Naismith Trophy and is a member of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA).

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Pat Forde
PAT FORDE

Pat Forde is a senior writer for Sports Illustrated who covers college football and college basketball as well as the Olympics and horse racing. He cohosts the College Football Enquirer podcast and is a football analyst on the Big Ten Network. He previously worked for Yahoo Sports, ESPN and The (Louisville) Courier-Journal. Forde has won 28 Associated Press Sports Editors writing contest awards, has been published three times in the Best American Sports Writing book series, and was nominated for the 1990 Pulitzer Prize. A past president of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and member of the Football Writers Association of America, he lives in Louisville with his wife. They have three children, all of whom were collegiate swimmers.

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Bryan Fischer
BRYAN FISCHER

Bryan Fischer is a staff writer at Sports Illustrated covering college sports. He joined the SI staff in October 2024 after spending nearly two decades at outlets such as FOX Sports, NBC Sports and CBS Sports. A member of the Football Writers Association of America’s All-America Selection Committee and a Heisman Trophy voter, Fischer has received awards for investigative journalism from the Associated Press Sports Editors and FWAA. He has a bachelor’s in communication from USC.