Selection Sunday

March Madness is officially here.It's Selection Sunday, with the bracket reveal for the 2022 men's NCAA Tournament happening tonight, at 6 p.m. ET.

#RaiderFamily pic.twitter.com/SpTSoDbM57 March 16, 2022 #RaiderFamily pic.twitter.com/odh0YfV1Jb March 16, 2022 Every time it looks like Indiana is ready to run away with the lead, Wyoming comes storming back. If I'm him, I'm trying to get him back in at the four-minute mark and trust that he can play his way through it. And it’s back at full power this year, with fans in the stands at sites coast-to-coast, savoring all the drama and emotion. DAYTON, Ohio — Mike Woodson didn’t wait until the end of the postgame news conference to begin preparing for the long flight to Portland, Ore., loosening his red tie and pulling it over his head. But man did he crush the Jayhawks. Respect. Basile's got 7pts, Finke/Welage 6pts each & Calvin's got 5pts. It's been a much more balanced attack for Bryant, as all eight players logging minutes have scored. The Raiders took care of business from the free-throw line, shooting a season-high 26-of-32. Paul Atkinson Jr. scored the game-winning bucket, lifting Notre Dame past Rutgers, 89-87 in double overtime. Like Mike Brey, we hoped there would be Irish whiskey on the plane to San Diego.

Gonzaga, Arizona, Baylor and Kansas lead SI's projected men's NCAA tournament field of 68 as time runs out.

No. 2 Villanova vs. No. 1 Baylor vs. No. 2 Auburn vs. No. 2 Kentucky vs. No. 1 Arizona vs. No. 2 Tennessee vs. No. 6 Texas vs. The practical impact of that is that Arizona gets to play in San Antonio for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight rather than Chicago, and Baylor heads to Philadelphia instead of San Antonio or Chicago. Kentucky’s case for a No. 1 ended (at least in my eyes) with Saturday’s loss to Tennessee, which helped solidify the Vols on the No. 2 line themselves. No. 5 Iowa vs. At No. 30 in KenPom, the Sooners would be one of the higher-ranked teams to miss the cut in recent memory, but an ugly overall win-loss record combined with a 10–14 record in Quad 1 + 2 games is enough to have OU just on the outside looking in. Meanwhile, Villanova beating Creighton in the Big East final combined with Duke’s loss to Virginia Tech makes the Wildcats the clear choice over the Blue Devils for a No. 2 seed. The big story coming into the weekend was conference tournament surges by Texas A&M and Virginia Tech, which gave each team life in its bubble hopes.

Sunday night will be when both the men's and women's NCAA Tournament fields will be announced.

Keep up to date as we get close to getting our first look at the 2022 NCAA Tournament bracket.

Wyoming - YOU'RE IN! 🕺— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) Texas - YOU'RE IN! 🕺— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) Iowa - YOU'RE IN! 🕺— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) We had all sorts of contingencies in place." "We had great basketball this week... The South's a far more winnable region than the West, where Duke is, and there's a real chance the Vols continue their incredible few weeks with a deep tourney run. Richmond's win in the A-10 title game Sunday over No. 1 seed Davidson threw a huge bid thief into the mix on the final day of action. March Madness has officially arrived. They're joined on the No. 1 seed line by Arizona (South Region), Kansas (Midwest Region) and Baylor (East Region) In the West, Duke is the No. 2, Texas Tech is the No. 3 and Arkansas is the No. 4. Auburn (Midwest) and Kentucky (East) headlined the next line of teams at the No. 2 spot by the committee after both turned in impressive resumes that might've been good enough for 1-seeds if not for early SEC Tournament exits. Dayton, Oklahoma, SMU and Texas A&M weren't as fortunate, however, and they were the first teams out of this year's field.

Here is the 2022 NCAA bracket projection for the DI men's basketball tournament, predicted by Andy Katz for Selection Sunday.

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Latest Charlie Creme ESPN bracketology picks for South Carolina women's college basketball, Dawn Staley, Lady Gamecocks and seed for 2022 NCAA tournament ...

South Carolina will hold an open practice and fan event Sunday evening. His bracket has USC facing a to-be-determined 16th seed, with Florida Gulf Coast and Miami in the other Columbia first-round game. The other projected No. 1 seeds are N.C. State (Bridgeport Region), Baylor (Wichita Region) and Stanford (Spokane Region). The other top seeds in the Greensboro Region, according to Creme, are Iowa State (2), Iowa (3) and Arizona (4). Creme projects nine teams from the Southeastern Conference to make the NCAAs. In his bracket prediction, Ole Miss (6) and Georgia (7) are the other SEC teams in the Greensboro Region. The No. 1 South Carolina women’s basketball team will be the NCAA tournament’s top overall seed when the official bracket is revealed Sunday evening, according to ESPN bracket expert Charlie Creme.

Big Ten teams Michigan and Rutgers are firmly on the NCAA Tournament bubble. Which teams squeeze into the field of 68 on Selection Sunday?

201-plus NET; Away games vs. 161-plus NET; Neutral-site games vs. 101-200 NET; Away games vs. 76-160 NET; Neutral-site games vs. 51-100 NET; Away games vs. 31-75 NET; Neutral-site games vs. 1-50 NET; Away games vs. - Quadrant 1 wins: Home games vs. SMU has a lot to like on its profile, starting with a signature win over Houston and a NET score in the 40s. The Mustangs (23-8, 13-4 AAC) beat Memphis twice in the regular season but likely needed to beat the Tigers a third time in the American Athletic tournament to feel secure with an at-large bid. The Wolverines (17-14, 11-9 Big Ten) possess an excellent NET score in the 30s to go along with no bad losses and a top-five strength of schedule. One thing to like on this résumé is a Quadrant 1 win over Kentucky and the overall win total.

The NCAA Tournament selection show is the last thing standing between teams and their 2022 NCAA Tournament berth. For some teams, it's merely a matter of ...

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On Selection Sunday for March Madness, here's where Auburn basketball stands and where Bruce Pearl's Tigers might end up in the NCAA Tournament bracket.

Lunardi and CBS Sports' Jerry Palm list Auburn as a No. 2 seed. Still, Auburn (27-5) is the SEC regular-season champion and almost guaranteed to be a No. 2. Duke lost in the ACC Championship Game to underdog Virginia Tech on Saturday night. Tennessee plays Sunday (noon CT, ESPN) against Texas A&M in the SEC title game. Auburn is No. 1 nationally in blocked shots per game (7.9), No. 7 in shooting defense (38.5%), No. 20 in steals per game (8.8), No. 17 in scoring margin, No. 60 in 3-point defense (31.2%) and No. 71 in assist-to-turnover ratio. The Tigers are No. 188 in field goal percentage (43.95%) and No. 258 in 3-point shooting (32%). They shoot 51.9% inside the arc. Of note: In a record year for Alabama teams making the NCAA Tournament (four), Jacksonville State is a possible 15-seed and could match up with Auburn in the first round. There are three high-seeded teams that would presumably choose Greenville, South Carolina, based on geography: Auburn, Duke and Tennessee. Two of those three can land there. As of early Sunday morning, Friday's loss to Texas A&M is Auburn's first Quad 2 loss of the season, because the Aggies (23-11) are No. 51 in the NET. A neutral-site game becomes Quad 1 if the opponent is in the top 50. The Tigers are No. 12 in the NET rankings and No. 10 according to KenPom. They are 24th in the country in adjusted offensive efficiency and eighth in adjusted defensive efficiency, with the No. 33 strength of schedule. According to the NET rankings, they are 8-4 in Quad 1 games; a combined 19-1 in Quads 2-4. In the SEC Tournament, the Tigers lost 67-62 to Texas A&M in the quarterfinals, likely eliminating them from NCAA No. 1 seed contention.

Today is Selection Sunday. Of no interest to Vanderbilt fans (but of interest to me as a college basketball fan): the NCAA Selection Show, airing at 5:00 PM CT ...

Two more teams joined the NIT field last night with Long Beach State and Alcorn State losing their conference finals. SEC Baseball: Texas 9, South Carolina 5 ... Santa Clara 16, Texas A&M 5 (Game 1) ... Florida 16, Seton Hall 4 (Game 1) ... Missouri 4, San Francisco 1 ... LSU 5, Bethune-Cookman 1 ... Arkansas 10, UIC 1 ... Alabama 14, Binghamton 2 ... Texas A&M 10, Santa Clara 2 (Game 2) ... Florida 11, Seton Hall 9 (Game 2). In other news, LSU fired Will Wade and his child-bearing hips with cause, days after receiving a Notice of Allegations from the NCAA (and released portions of the Notice of Allegations indicate that Will Wade committed a Level 1 violation a full year after the “strong-ass offer” tape dropped, and also, that he bribed the ex-fiancee of a player to keep her mouth shut about NCAA violations.) The SEC and Big 10 are clearly multi-bid leagues, and in the AAC and Atlantic 10 finals, Houston and Davidson are almost certainly getting in even with a loss. Today is Selection Sunday. Of no interest to Vanderbilt fans (but of interest to me as a college basketball fan): the NCAA Selection Show, airing at 5:00 PM CT on CBS. Of interest to Vanderbilt fans: the NIT Selection Show, which starts at 7:30 PM CT on ESPNU. I’m not sure if Vanderbilt will get in; of note, ten conference regular season champs have probably claimed NIT automatic bids by losing in their conference tournaments, and it’s possible that one more is coming today if Princeton loses to Yale in the Ivy League final. Baseball will finish off its three-game series against Wagner at 1 PM CT today, with streaming on SEC Network+. Men’s tennis briefly steps out of SEC play to host Drake at 9 AM CT, and they’ll be followed by the women hosting Missouri at 12:30. Women’s golf opens the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge today in Los Angeles. NHL: Blues 7, Predators 4 ... Hurricanes 3, Flyers 1 ... Bruins 3, Coyotes 2 ... Kraken 4, Canadiens 3 ... Blackhawks 6, Senators 3 ... Devils 2, Ducks 1 ... Flames 3, Red Wings 0 ... Rangers 7, Stars 4 ... Sharks 5, Kings 0 ... Oilers 4, Lightning 1. SEC Basketball Schedule and Picks SEC Basketball: Texas A&M 82, Arkansas 64 ... Tennessee 69, Kentucky 62.

The selection show for the men's tournament is Sunday, March 13, starting at 6 p.m. ET on CBS. The women's tournament bracket will be unveiled at 8 p.m. ET on ...

The Hoosiers are 20-13. The men’s team is projected to be somewhere around a No. 11 seed, which means there’s a chance the Hoosiers could be placed in the First Four in Dayton, depending on how much their wins over Michigan and Illinois elevated their resume. The women’s team is projected to receive a seed in the range of a No. 3 or No. 4 seed, which means the Hoosiers will likely be an NCAA tournament host.