March Madness bracket expansion would add value and could be decided in next few months, Baker says. Story by MAURA CAREY ... The NCAA Tournament expanded from 64 to 68 teams in 2011.

The NCAA Tournament expanded from 64 to 68 teams in 2011. ... lowest-seeded at-large teams and four lowest-seeded conference champions compete for spots in the traditional 64-team bracket. ...

The NCAA Tournament expanded from 64 to 68 teams in 2011. The change introduced the First Four round, a set of pre-tournament games in which the four lowest-seeded at-large teams and four lowest ...

The tournament grew from 64 to 68 teams in 2011 and NCAA President Charlie Baker said he sees value in the idea of expanding further to 72 or 76.

March Madness bracket expansion would add value and could be decided in next few months, Baker says. ... The NCAA Tournament expanded from 64 to 68 teams in 2011.

The tournament grew from 64 to 68 teams in 2011 and NCAA President Charlie Baker said he sees value in the idea of expanding further to 72 or 76.

March Madness bracket expansion would add value and could be decided in next few months, Baker says. ... The NCAA Tournament expanded from 64 to 68 teams in 2011.

The NCAA Tournament expanded from 64 to 68 teams in 2011. The change introduced the First Four round, a set of pre-tournament games in which the four lowest-seeded at-large teams and four ...

The tournament grew from 64 to 68 teams in 2011 and NCAA President Charlie Baker said he sees value in the idea of expanding further to 72 or 76.

The tournament grew from 64 to 68 teams in 2011 and NCAA President Charlie Baker said he sees value in the idea of expanding further to 72 or 76.

The tournament grew from 64 to 68 teams in 2011 and NCAA President Charlie Baker said he sees value in the idea of expanding further to 72 or 76.