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    2026 NCAA Tournament Bracket Breakdown & First Round Insights

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    The excitement of the 2026 NCAA Tournament has intensified, with the conclusion of the second round on Sunday. Sixteen teams remain in contention, all vying for the coveted national title.

    No. 1 seed Michigan showcased its strength, overpowering No. 9 seed St. Louis with a decisive 95-72 victory. Meanwhile, in-state rival and No. 3 seed Michigan State secured its next round position by defeating No. 6 seed Louisville 77-69.

    No. 1 overall seed Duke continued to impress with a commanding 81-58 win against No. 9 seed TCU. On their path to the next stage, No. 2 seed Houston triumphed over in-state rival and No. 10 seed Texas A&M, finishing strong at 88-57. Remarkably, No. 11 seed Texas remains the only double-digit seed after edging out Gonzaga in a nail-biter, 74-68.

    In an electrifying matchup, Nebraska outlasted Vanderbilt in a thrilling back-and-forth game. No. 4 seed Arkansas maintained its momentum with a close 94-88 victory over No. 12 seed High Point.

    2026 NCAA Tournament bracket, scores

    All times Eastern

    East

    FIRST ROUND

    Thursday, March 19 — Greenville

    Thursday — Buffalo

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    Friday, March 20 — San Diego

    Friday — Philadelphia

    SECOND ROUND

    Saturday, March 21 — Greenville

    Saturday — Buffalo

    Sunday, March 22 — San Diego

    Sunday — Philadelphia

    SWEET 16

    Friday, March 25 — Washington, D.C.

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    • (5) St. John’s vs. (1) Duke | 7:10 p.m. | CBS
    • (3) Michigan State vs. (2) UConn | 9:45 p.m. | CBS

    West

    FIRST FOUR

    Tuesday, March 17 — Dayton

    FIRST ROUND

    Thursday, March 19 — Portland

    Friday, March 20 — San Diego

    Friday — St. Louis

    SECOND ROUND

    Saturday, March 20 — Portland

    Sunday, March 21 — San Diego

    Sunday — St. Louis

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    SWEET 16

    Thursday, March 26 — San Jose

    • (11) Texas vs. (2) Houston | 7:10 p.m. | CBS
    • (4) Arkansas vs. (1) Arizona | 9:45 p.m. | CBS

    Midwest

    FIRST FOUR

    Tuesday, March 17 — Dayton

    Wednesday, March 18 — Dayton

    FIRST ROUND

    Thursday, March 19 — Buffalo

    Friday, March 20– St. Louis

    Friday — Tampa

    Friday — Philadelphia

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    SECOND ROUND

    Saturday, March 21 — Buffalo

    Sunday, March 22 — St. Louis

    Sunday — Tampa

    Sunday — Philadelphia

    SWEET 16

    Friday, March 27 — Chicago

    • (4) Alabama vs. (1) Michigan | 7:35 p.m. | TBS
    • (6) Tennessee vs. (2) Iowa State | 10:10 p.m. | TBS

    South

    FIRST FOUR

    Wednesday, March 18 — Dayton

    FIRST ROUND

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    Thursday, March 19 — Oklahoma City

    Thursday — Greenville

    Thursday — Oklahoma City

    Friday, March 20 — Tampa

    SECOND ROUND

    Saturday, March 21 — Greenville

    Saturday — Oklahoma City

    Sunday, March 22 — Tampa

    SWEET 16

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    Thursday, March 26 — Houston

    • (9) Iowa vs. (4) Nebraska | 7:30 p.m. | TBS
    • (4) Arkansas vs. (1) Arizona | 10:05 p.m. | TBS

    2026 NCAA Tournament schedule

    Elite Eight

    Saturday, March 28 — 6:09 p.m. start (TBS)
    Toyota Center (Houston), SAP Center (San Jose)

    Sunday, March 29 — 2:15 p.m. start (CBS)
    United Center (Chicago), Capital One Arena (Washington, D.C.)

    Final Four

    Saturday, April 4 — 6:09 p.m. start (TBS)
    Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis)

    National Championship

    Monday, April 6 — 8:50 p.m. (TBS)
    Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis)

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