The NCAA tournament gives schools across the country the chance to capture the attention of the nation, but as you’re filling out your brackets and preparing for March Madness, you might be left wondering where the likes of Wofford and Bradley are located. See if you can ace our five-question quiz on March Madness geography.
You can scroll to the bottom of the post to see a full list of answers, and also see locations of the tournament’s lesser-known schools.
Here’s a full list of March Madness school locations that aren’t given away in the name:
Abilene Christian: Abilene, Texas
Auburn: Auburn, Alabama
Baylor: Waco, Texas
Belmont: Nashville, Tennessee
Bradley: Peoria, Illinois
Colgate: Hamilton, New York
Duke: Durham, North Carolina
Farleigh Dickinson: Teaneck, New Jersey
Gardner Webb: Boiling Springs, North Carolina
Gonzaga: Spokane, Washington
Iona: New Rochelle, New York
Liberty: Lynchburg, Virginia
Marquette: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Murray State: Murray, Kentucky
Northeastern: Boston, Massachusetts
Old Dominion: Norfolk, Virginia
Purdue: West Lafayette, Indiana
Saint Mary’s: Moraga, California
Seton Hall: South Orange, New Jersey
Wofford: Spartanburg, South Carolina
Yale: New Haven, Connecticut
