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Printable NCAA bracket 2015: The field is set, now make your picks

Print your bracket. Make predictions. Furiously cross them out as you’re proven wrong.

SB Nation 2015 March Madness Bracket

The NCAA Tournament bracket has been unveiled, and 68 teams are ready to vie for a national championship, starting with the First Four in Dayton on Tuesday.

With no games on the slate for Monday, there’s plenty of time to pick your sleepers, Cinderellas and busts of the tournament. Download a PDF of our printable bracket here and get to work.

Realtime Bracket Game

Kentucky, Villanova, Duke and Wisconsin were all awarded with No. 1 seeds, making them the favorites to make it to the Final Four in Indianapolis, at least in the eyes of the committee. That doesn’t, however, mean they will make it that far. Picking a chalk bracket can work out well, but it can also be completely ruined by an upset or two. If a double-digit seed makes a long run, like we’ve seen in recent years, your bracket could be chopped down with every upset victory.

It all gets started with the First Four on Tuesday. Hampton will face Manhattan in the first game, with the winner getting Kentucky. Then, BYU will play Ole Miss for the right to play Xavier.

The first full day of tournament action will be on Thursday, when the Round of 64 tips off and begins four days of virtually non-stop college basketball.

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