It’s once again that time of year when seemingly normal people suddenly become extremely interested in which 5-12 matchup is ripe for an upset and which of the teams nicknamed the Gaels can go farther.
March Madness is indeed here!
(Hint: Fifth-seeded Saint Mary’s(Opens in a new tab) may have the edge over 13th-seeded Iona(Opens in a new tab), but Saint Mary’s may be a target for that dreaded 12 vs. 5 upset, courtesy of Virginia Commonwealth.(Opens in a new tab) But if both win in the first round, you get an extremely rare Gaels vs. Gaels matchup!)
And while most NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and Women’s Basketball Tournament bracket pools are online, many of us basketball fans love to print a bracket out to have everything right in front of us.
Where to print out an NCAA Tournament bracket
Here’s a list of places you can print a bracket for both the men’s and women’s NCAA tourneys:
NCAA.com: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
CBS Sports: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
DraftKings: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s (blank)(Opens in a new tab)
FanDuel: Men’s(Opens in a new tab)
Sporting News: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s (Opens in a new tab)
Yahoo! Sports: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
Bleacher Report: Men’s(Opens in a new tab)
The Athletic: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s (Opens in a new tab)
USA TODAY (For the Win): Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s (Opens in a new tab)
SBNation: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
Sports Illustrated: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
New York Times (for subscribers): Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
New York Post: Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
TeamRankings.com(Opens in a new tab): Men’s(Opens in a new tab) | Women’s(Opens in a new tab)
