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Mary Clarke

The 2023 NCAA men’s tournament bracket: Get in on March Madness fun

NCAA March madness (Topic)

Happy March Madness season, everyone!

Selection Sunday has officially come and gone, which means March Madness is set to begin in full in just a few days. We now know all of the 68 teams set to take the field ahead of the first round on March 16 and 17, so now it’s time to fill out those ever-important March Madness brackets!

If you’re looking to fill out one of your own, we’ve put together a printable blank bracket for you to use as you see fit! You can download the blank PDF file here.

Here’s how the 2023 NCAA men’s tournament bracket looks coming out of Selection Sunday with all 68 teams filled in.

Create your men’s and women’s tournament brackets at USA TODAY Sports.

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