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March Madness is returning for the first time in almost two years, following the cancelation of the 2020 NCAA Tournament due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fans have waited in anticipation, and now, there are just a few days to go for the competition to begin.
While there will be a few changes this yearânamely, that all 67 games will be played in Indianaâthere s no doubt that the 2021 tournament will be one for the books. To help you get prepared for the 2021 NCAA Tournament, we re breaking down everything you need to know about March Madness this year, including dates, TV schedules, locations, where to stream, and more.
The storied Indiana venues hosting the 2021 NCAA tournament espn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from espn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
In a week s time, Central Indiana will be home to an unprecedented slate of NCAA basketball, offering Hoosiers a staggering number of college hoops games to watch and theoretically attend.
But if you re a pandemic-era sports fan mulling over buying tickets for you and your crew, you ve got an important choice to make.
Do you secure a lower-priced ticket now by grabbing a pair of seats to a mystery matchup? Or do you wait until after Selection Sunday when prices could be higher and the limited quantities even more limited?
For many, however, there is no question, because the answer in Indiana is always basketball.
In a week s time, Central Indiana will be home to an unprecedented slate of NCAA basketball, offering Hoosiers a staggering number of college hoops games to watch and theoretically attend.
But if you re a pandemic-era sports fan mulling over buying tickets for you and your crew, you ve got an important choice to make.
Do you secure a lower-priced ticket now by grabbing a pair of seats to a mystery matchup? Or do you wait until after Selection Sunday when prices could be higher and the limited quantities even more limited?
For many, however, there is no question, because the answer in Indiana is always basketball.