The full NCAA Tournament will be revealed on Sunday with the March Madness Selection Show (6 p.m. ET, CBS, March Madness Live, fuboTV), as we find out which borderline at-large teams make the dance and which bubbles are burst.
Selection Sunday 2019 live stream: Time, TV schedule, auto-bids, how to watch online
Are you ready to make your NCAA tournament bracket predictions? Find out which teams you’ll be able to send to the Final Four on Sunday evening.
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Heading into the weekend, bracketologist Chris Dobbertean’s last four in the tournament were Belmont, Temple, Arizona State and St. John’s, and his first four out were North Carolina State, Alabama, Indiana and Texas.
Selection show details
- Time: 6 p.m. ET
- TV: CBS
- Announcers: Greg Gumbel, Seth Davis, Clark Kellogg
- Online streaming: NCAA March Madness Live, fuboTV
The NCAA Tournament field is made up of 32 automatic bids — all the conference tournament winners — and 36 at-large teams from the selection committee.
America East: Vermont
AAC: Cincinnati
Atlantic-10: Saint Louis
ACC: Duke
A-Sun: Liberty
Big 12: Iowa State
Big East: Villanova
Big Sky: Montana
Big South: Garnder-Webb
Big West: UC Irvine
Big Ten: Michigan State
Colonial: Northeastern
C-USA: Old Dominion
Horizon: Northern Kentucky
Ivy: Yale
MAAC: Iona
MEAC: NC Central
MVC: Bradley
Mountain West: Utah State
Northeast: Fairleigh Dickinson
Ohio Valley: Murray State
Pac-12: Oregon
Patriot: Colgate
SEC: Auburn
Southern: Wofford
Southland: Abilene Christian
SWAC: Prairie View A&M
Summit: North Dakota State
Sun Belt: Georgia State
WCC: Saint Mary’s
WAC: New Mexico State
The first round begins Thursday, with teams split into the west, south, east and midwest regions. The Final Four is set for Apr. 6 and 8 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minnesota.
The CBS selection show will reveal all 68 teams, including the First Four matchups for Tuesday and Wednesday in Dayton. Greg Gumbel will host Sunday’s selection show, joined by analysts Seth Davis and Clark Kellogg. Online streaming of the show will be available through March Madness Live and fuboTV.
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