BRACKET! Here is the official NCAA Bracket Printable. This is the NCAA Bracket Printable released Sunday with the March Madness announcement for the Men’s Division 1 Championship Tournament.

Today catch Florida vs. Bringham Young, Old Dominion vs Notre Dame, Robert Morris vs Villanova, and Murray State vs Vanderbilt.

Later today catch North Texas vs Kansas State, Sam Houston vs State Baylor, Saint Mary’s vs Richmond.

And then at 5 PM EST catch UTEP vs Butler. All games air on CBS.

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D-I Basketball Committee Chairman Dan Guerrero recently said the following about the bracket.

“Generally once the seeding and selection and bracketing takes place, the committee members go down and have a very nice dinner. Of course, there I was in my suit dealing with a number of questions. But it’s an honor to represent the committee in this entire process, and I’m glad to be here with the media.

“A couple of things I’d like to say before I take questions. As you well know, when we get into this process, we select a field of 65: 31 AQs and 34 of the best at large teams. There’s no question when it’s all said and done there are going to be second guessers and individuals out there that might have some concern relative to the field that was put out. I can assure you with the highest degree of confidence that the members of the committee worked hard all year long monitoring various conferences, watching games, doing the best job they could to put forth a field that we feel will be one of the best in recent memory.

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“So with that being said, I just finished driving down to Dayton where the tournament will actually begin tomorrow night. There are 64 games in this tournament. There are only a few that have full national television coverage. This is one of them. The opening round game will be a huge game for our champion of the SWAC, Arkansas Pinebluff and Winthrop. It’s an interesting contrast between those two teams. If you think about it, Winthrop has enjoyed remarkable success in recent years. In fact, they have had nine tournament appearances in the last 12 years. There aren’t very many teams in the country that can say they’ve been to nine of the last 12 tournaments.

“In terms of Arkansas Pinebluff, you’re talking about a team that played an incredibly tough schedule early on. In fact, they started out the year 0 11, only to rebound with 17 wins of the last 21 games. That earned the Golden Lions their first ever trip to the NCAA tournament. Two great stories, two contrasting teams, but we feel the opening round game tomorrow in Dayton will be great. It will be televised nationally on ESPN.

March Madness Prediction

Midwest Bracket

* Kansas (32-2) Vs. Lehigh (22-10): 6:40 PM, March 18: Kansas by 25

* UNLV (25-8) Vs. Northern Iowa (28-4): 4:10 PM, March 18: UNLV by 1

* Michigan St (24-8) Vs. New Mexico St (22-11): 4:20 PM, March 19: Michigan St by 12

* Maryland (23-8) Vs. Houston (19-15): 6:50 PM, March 19: Maryland by 8

* Tennessee (25-8) Vs. San Diego St (25-8): 9:45 PM, March 18: Tennessee by 3

* Georgetown (23-10) Vs. Ohio (21-4): 7:25 PM, March 18: Georgetown by 12

* Oklahoma St (22-10) Vs. Georgia Tech (22-12): 4:15 PM, March 19: Oklahoma St by 1

* Ohio St (27-7) Vs. UC Santa Barbara (20-9): 6:45 PM, March 19: Ohio St by 16

West Bracket

* Syracuse (28-4) Vs. Vermont (25-9): 6:40 PM, March 19: Syracuse by 16

* Gonzaga (26-6) Vs. Florida St (22-9): 4:10 PM, March 19: Florida St by 1

* Butler (28-4) Vs. UTEP (26-6): 1:55 PM, March 18: Butler by 2

* Vanderbilt (24-8) Vs. Murray St (30-4): 11:30 AM, March 18: Vanderbilt by 2

* Xavier (24-8) Vs. Minnesota (21-13): 9:25 AM, March 19: Minnesota by 1

* Pittsburgh (24-8) Vs. Oakland (26-8): 11:55 AM, March 19: Pittsburgh by 9

* BYU (29-5) Vs. Florida (21-12): 9:20 AM, March 18: BYU by 4

* Kansas St (26-7) Vs. North Texas (24-8): 11:50 AM, March 18: Kansas St by 15

East Bracket

* Kentucky (32-2) Vs. Tennessee St (20-14): 4:15 PM, March 18: Kentucky by 19

* Texas (24-9) Vs. Wake Forest (19-10): 6:45 PM, March 18: Texas by 3

* Temple (29-5) Vs. Cornell (27-4): 9:30 AM, March 19: Temple by 3

* Wisconsin (23-8) Vs. Wofford (26-8): 12:00 PM, March 19: Wisconsin by 9

* Marquette (22-11) Vs. Washington (24-9): 4:20 PM, March 18: Marquette by 1

* New Mexico (29-4) Vs. Montana (22-9): 6:50 PM, March 18: New Mexico by 8

* Clemson (21-10) Vs. Missouri (22-10): 11:45 AM, March 19: Clemson by 1

* West Virginia (27-6) Vs. Morgan St (27-9): 9:15 AM, March 19: West Virginia by 16

South Bracket

* Duke (29-5) Vs. [PLAY IN WINNER]: March 19

* California (23-10) Vs. Louisville (20-12): 6:55 PM, March 19: Louisville by 1

* Texas A&M (23-9) Vs. Utah St (27-7): 1:55 PM, March 19: Texas A&M by 2

* Purdue (27-5) Vs. Siena (27-6): 11:30 AM, March 19: Purdue by 3

* Notre Dame (23-11) Vs. Old Dominion (26-8): 9:25 AM, March 18: Notre Dame by 1

* Baylor (25-7) Vs. Sam Houston St (25-7): 11:55 AM, March 18: Baylor by 10

* Richmond (26-8) Vs. Saint Marys (26-5): 12:00 PM, March 18: Richmond by 1

* Villanova (24-7) Vs. Robert Morris (23-11): 9:30 AM, March 18: Villanova by 17

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2010 BRACKETS MEN

• 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)

2010 BRACKETS WOMEN

2010 Preliminary Round Ticket Information

First and Second Rounds

March 20 and 22, 2010

Maples Pavilion

Stanford, California

Stanford University, host

Haas Pavilion

Berkeley, California

University of California, Berkeley, host

Cameron Indoor Stadium

Durham, North Carolina

Duke University, host

Thompson-Boling Arena

Knoxville, Tennessee

University of Tennessee, Knoxville, host

Freedom Hall

Louisville, Kentucky

University of Louisville, host

Bank of America Arena

Seattle, Washington

University of Washington, host

Donald L. Tucker Center

Tallahassee, Florida

Florida State University, host

Wells Fargo Arena

Tempe, Arizona

Arizona State University, host

First and Second Rounds

March 21 and 23, 2010

James H. Hilton Coliseum

Ames, Iowa

Iowa State University, host

Frank Erwin Center

Austin, Texas

University of Texas, Austin, host

Cintas Center

Cincinnati, Ohio

Xavier University, host

Williams Arena

Minneapolis, Minnesota

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, host

Ted Constant Convocation Center

Norfolk, Virginia

Old Dominion University, host

Lloyd Noble Center

Norman, Oklahoma

University of Oklahoma, hostJoyce Center

Notre Dame, Indiana

University of Notre Dame, hostPetersen Events Center

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

University of Pittsburgh, hostRegionals

March 27 and 29. 2010Memphis Regional

FedExForum

Memphis, Tennessee

University of Memphis, hostSacramento Regional

ARCO Arena

Sacramento, California

University of the Pacific, hostRegionals

March 28 and 30, 2010Dayton Regional

University of Dayton Arena

Dayton, Ohio

University of Dayton, hostKansas City Regional

Sprint Center

Kansas City, Missouri

Big 12 Conference, hostWomen’s Final Four

April 4 and 6, 2010

Alamodome

San Antonio, Texas

University of Texas at San Antonio, hostLIVE SCORES

Championship March Madness.

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