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NCAA tournament close to expanding
The NCAA is about to expand the men's basketball tournament from 65 to 68 teams starting next year. It also has a new $10.8 billion TV deal that will show every game live.
The Division I men's basketball committee unanimously passed the proposal and it will now be reviewed by the Board of Directors on April 29.
The NCAA also said it reached a new, 14-year agreement with CBS Sports and Turner Broadcasting System Inc. that is worth more than $10.8 billion. The deal, which runs from 2011 through 2024, will show every game live across four national networks for the first time.
NCAA proposes 68 team field beginning in 2011, with four 'play-in' games - Cleveland Plain Dealer
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