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by James Mayfield

TWO WORDS: Selection Sunday. March 11, turn to CBS at 6:30 p.m. ET for the announcement of the 64 teams that will participate in this year’s NCAA Final Four Tournament. Then sit back and let the balls fall where they may as the tournament begins on the 15th.
— J.M.

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