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BREAKING: PROTECT MARCH MADNESS.. Why expanding the NCAA Tournament would ruin it.

BREAKING: PROTECT MARCH MADNESS.. Why expanding the NCAA Tournament would ruin it.

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 Like and subscribe to all things @BigEastEnergyNetwork https://linktr.ee/bigeastenergy 0:00 Intro: Stop messing with March Madness 3:36 Overwhelming support for keeping 68 teams 7:15 March Madness: A recession-proof event 10:49 Power conferences benefit most from expansion 14:23 Dan Hurley: Expansion devalues regular season 17:27 Potential compromise: More bids for mid-majors 20:30 Preserving the magic of March Madness The NCAA is considering expanding March Madness from 68 to 76 teams—and it could destroy the very magic that makes the tournament the best in American sports. We break down the facts, the myths, and who’s really pushing for more “access.” #MarchMadness, #NCAA, #CollegeBasketball, #ExpandTheTournament, #68Teams, #Cinderella, #Upsets, #BracketBusters, #SelectionSunday, #BubbleTeams, #PowerConferences, #MidMajors, #AtLargeBids, #FinalFour, #SweetSixteen, #EliteEight, #FirstFour, #RegularSeason, #ConferenceTournaments, #Bracketology, #MarchMagic, #Underdogs, #BlueBloodPrograms, #BuzzerBeaters, #OneShiningMoment, #DanceTicket, #BracketChallenge, #cinderella , #TournamentExpansion, #CollegeHoops Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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