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Both the men's and women's NCAA Tournaments will see eight additional teams next year, with 24 of the 76 teams playing in an expanded opening round. Patrick Smith / Getty Images After years of debate, ...

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The long-awaited inevitability is nearly a reality. Both the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments are expected to expand to 76 teams, effective next year, sources told CBS Sports on Tuesday.

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The NCAA believes bigger is better when it comes to March Madness. The organization will expand both the men’s and women’s college basketball tournaments to include 76 teams, according to Yahoo Sports ...

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