NCAA tournament expansion
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The NCAA men's basketball tournament selection committee is considering expanding the tournament field from 68 to 96 teams. This would add 28 more teams to the tournament, growing the field by over 40%. Proponents argue it would make the tournament more inclusive and generate additional revenue, while critics say it may diminish the achievement of making the tournament and could hurt the prestige of the event.
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