2023 NCAA Tournament Printable Bracket

The field of participants for the 2023 NCAA tournament is set, with 68 teams fighting for the right to be named national champions. Here we’re looking at the field for March Madness, and you can keep scrolling to get your hands on this year’s NCAA tournament printable bracket.

Printable bracket for the 2023 NCAA tournament

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2023 NCAA Tournament Schedule

The NCAA tournament begins Tuesday, March 14, 2023 with the First Four, which sees eight teams compete for a place in the tournament’s round of 64. The first round for bettors to fill out their printable NCAA tournament bracket begins Thursday, March 16th. The tournament lasts until Monday April 3, 2023 when the national championship game takes place. Here’s a full breakdown of the 2023 NCAA tournament schedule.

• First Four: 14th-15th March
• First round: 16th-17th March
• Second round: 18-19 March
• Sweet Sixteen: 23rd-24th March
• Elite Eight: 25th-26th March
• Final Four: April 1st
• State Championship: April 3rd

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2023 NCAA Tournament Future Prediction

While they don’t have the best odds of winning NCAA tournaments, the Alabama Crimson Tide are number one overall in the tournament for a reason. They are spearheaded by a future NBA star in Brandon Miller, who despite being involved in an awkward off-court situation plays at an elite level. Combine that with this team’s three-point shooting ability and their ability to win at different tempos, and the Crimson Tide are worth playing at +800.

If you’re not convinced by the Crimson Tide, it can be worth betting on the Pac-12’s top two teams at higher odds. UCLA and Arizona could both win the national title, with Arizona’s size and UCLA’s experience both representing valuable assets.