BRACKET! Print out this College Basketball Printable Bracket 2010. This is the College Basketball Printable Bracket 2010 official for the NCAA March Madness Tournament and Championship.

The College Basketball Printable Bracket heated up drive-by radio Monday morning with every DJ chatting up the preparation to print, fill out, and update your own bracket for March Madness. It could very well be called Monday March Madness. Because after a weekend in which boxing dominated the world of sports, the nation is now back together ready to rock the world of college basketball for these final, exciting, season ending weeks.

And if you didn’t realize, College Basketball’s March Madness ends in April, not March. The NCAA twitters earlier today: “Tickets still available at some Division I Men’s and Women’s Basketball First and Second Round Sites.”.

CLICK HERE FOR RESULTS

D-I Basketball Committee Chairman Dan Guerrero’s was questioned Sunday what he thought about the ranking of Duke at number 1

“Q. Mr. Guerrero, I wanted to ask you about Duke being on the No. 1 line. What put them ahead of Syracuse on the 1 line, and maybe even West Virginia, I thought West Virginia would merit consideration for the 1 line.

“DAN GUERRERO: You know, you’re right on in terms of your assumptions. We really deliberated for a considerable amount of time throughout the week relative to the 1’s. All of the teams that obviously are on the 1 line are very strong, have tremendous résumés.

“West Virginia, as you indicated, also has a tremendous résumé. We deliberated quite a bit on the potential of them being moved up to that particular line.

“In Duke’s case, obviously they won 11 of their last 12 games. All of the teams that are on that line are deserving. They won their conference championship, going through quite a gauntlet with some great teams. And, of course, they went through the post season tournament and won that as well.

“The committee felt that there was some value certainly in that kind of a season.

“As relates to Syracuse, a fabulous team. Obviously had a terrific year. They did lose their last two games. In the end, we just felt that the kind of season that Duke had, having gone through the year winning both the conference, having a great out of conference schedule, and winning the post season tournament, carried the day.”

CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE BRACKET

(TO PRINT, SEE LINK IN UPPER RIGHT)

He also addressed how to separate Marquette from meeting Notre Dame:

“Q. Question about the Big East. I know one of the rules is that you’re not supposed to meet until the regional final unless you can’t avoid it. You have two scenarios where Marquette could meet Notre Dame, Villanova in the Sweet 16. Can you explain how the committee dealt with that earlier than the rules allow?

“DAN GUERRERO: The committee did everything that they could to separate those teams as much as possible. As you well know having sat through the mock selection process, once you get into the bracketing scenario, it can be pretty complicated and sometimes very challenging.

“But we made every effort to avoid a fourth rematch considering the conference tournament. Just happened to go that route. In some respects, we also looked at the fact that we tried to match up teams that only played once during the regular season. In essence, that’s where we wound up.”

LINKS

CLICK HERE FOR TV SCHEDULE OF GAMES

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS

CLICK HERE FOR A BLANK BRACKET (PDF)

2010 BRACKETS

• Opening-Round Game
March 16, 2010
UD Arena (Dayton, Ohio)

• First Two Rounds
March 18, 20, 2010
New Orleans Arena (New Orleans)
Dunkin Donuts Center (Providence, R.I.)
HP Pavilion (San Jose, Calif.)
Ford Center (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

March 19, 21, 2010
HSBC Arena (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Bradley Center (Milwaukee, Wisc.)
Spokane Memorial Arena (Spokane, Wash.)

• East Regional
March 25, 27, 2010
Carrier Dome (Syracuse, N.Y.)

• West Regional
March 25, 27, 2010
Energy Solutions Arena (Salt Lake City, Utah)

• Midwest Regional
March 26, 28, 2010
Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis)

• South Regional
March 26, 28, 2010
Reliant Stadium (Houston)

• National Semifinals
April 3, 2010
Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis)

• Championship Game
April 5, 2010
Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis)

LIVE SCORES

Championship March Madness. For continuing coverage of the Road to the Final Four on LALATE click here: http://news.lalate.com/category/college-basketball.