Every Team That Has Received an Automatic Bid to the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: March Madness is finally here.

Conference tournament season is in full swing, and the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments are close at hand. 32 automatic bids are up for grabs in the men’s tournament this year, with 36 at-large bids left to be distributed among teams that didn’t win their conference tournaments.

On the men’s side, conference tournament season began in earnest with the Atlantic Sun tournament tipping off on Feb. 27, and will conclude with the Big Ten tournament title game on March 12.

Here’s a look at every team that has earned a coveted automatic bid to the tournament thus far:

Ohio Valley: Southeast Missouri State (16–17)

Big South: UNC Asheville (27–7)

Missouri Valley: Drake (27–7)

Atlantic Sun: Kennesaw State (26–8)

Southern: Furman (27–7)

Sun Belt: Louisiana (26–7)

Colonial: Charleston (31–3)

Horizon: Northern Kentucky (22–12)

Northeast: Fairleigh Dickinson (19–15)

Summit: Oral Roberts (30–4)

West Coast: Gonzaga (28–5)

Southland: Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (23–10)

Patriot: Colgate (26–8)

Big Sky: Montana State (25–9) 

America East: Vermont (23–10)

MEAC: Howard (22–12)

SWAC: Texas Southern (14–20)

Big 12: Texas (26–8)

Mountain West: San Diego State (27-6)

Big East: Marquette (28-6)

MAC: Kent State (28-6)

MAAC: Iona (27-7)

ACC: Duke (26-8) 

Conference USA: Florida Atlantic (31-3)

Big West: UC Santa Barbara (27-7)

Pac-12: Arizona (28-6)

WAC: Grand Canyon (24-11)

Ivy League: Princeton (21-8)

Atlantic 10: Virginia Commonwealth (27-7)

SEC: Alabama (29-5)

AAC: Memphis (26-8)

Big Ten: Purdue (29-5)