NCAA Tournament Bracket 2008 Released

NCAA TOURNAMENT BRACKET

EAST (Charlotte, N.C.)

Raleigh, N.C.

Friday, March 21
No. 1 North Carolina (32-2)
No. 16 Opening-round game: Mount St. Mary's vs. Coppin State

No. 8 Indiana (25-7)
No. 9 Arkansas (22-11)

Denver

Thursday, March 20
No. 5 Notre Dame (24-7)
No. 12 George Mason (23-10)

No. 4 Washington State (24-8)
No. 13 Winthrop (22-11)

Birmingham, Ala.

Friday, March 21
No. 2 Tennessee (29-4)
No. 15 American (21-11)

No. 7 Butler (29-3)
No. 10 South Alabama (26-6)

Birmingham, Ala.

No. 3 Louisville (24-8)
No. 14 Boise State (25-8)

No. 6 Oklahoma (22-11)
No. 11 Saint Joseph's (21-12)

MIDWEST (Detroit)

Omaha, Neb.

Thursday, March 20
No. 1 Kansas (31-3)
No. 16 Portland State (23-9)

No. 8 UNLV (26-7)
No. 9 Kent State (28-6)

Tampa, Fla.

Friday, March 21
No. 5 Clemson (24-9)
No. 12 Villanova (20-12)

No. 4 Vanderbilt (26-7)
No. 13 Siena (22-10)

Raleigh, N.C.

Friday, March 21
No. 2 Georgetown (27-5)
No. 15 UMBC (24-8)

No. 7 Gonzaga (25-7)
No. 10 Davidson (26-6)

Omaha, Neb.

Thursday, March 20
No. 3 Wisconsin (29-4)
No. 14 Cal State Fullerton (24-8)

No. 6 Southern California (21-11)
No. 11 Kansas State (20-11)

SOUTH (Houston)

Little Rock, Ark.

Friday, March 21
No. 1 Memphis (33-1)
No. 16 Texas Arlington (21-11)

No. 8 Mississippi State (22-10)
No. 9 Oregon (18-13)

Denver

Thursday, March 20
No. 5 Michigan State (25-8)
No. 12 Temple (21-12)

No. 4 Pitt (26-9)
No. 13 Oral Roberts (24-8)

Little Rock, Ark.

Friday, March 21
No. 2 Texas (28-6)
No. 15 Austin Peay (24-10)

No. 7 Miami (Fla.) (22-10)
No. 10 Saint Mary's (25-6)

Anaheim, Calif.

Thursday, March 20
No. 3 Stanford (26-7)
No. 14 Cornell (22-5)

WEST (Phoenix)

Anaheim, Calif.
Thursday, March 20
No. 1 UCLA (31-3)
No. 16 Mississippi Valley State (17-15)

No. 8 BYU (27-7)
No. 9 Texas A&M (24-10)

Tampa, Fla.

Friday, March 21
No. 5 Drake (28-4)
No. 12 Western Kentucky (27-6)

No. 4 Connecticut (24-8)
No. 13 San Diego (21-13)

Washington, D.C.

Thursday, March 20
No. 2 Duke (27-5)
No. 15 Belmont (25-8)

No. 7 West Virginia (24-10)
No. 10 Arizona (19-14)

Washington, D.C.

Thursday, March 20
No. 3 Xavier (27-6)
No. 14 Georgia (17-16)

No. 6 Purdue (24-8)
No. 11 Baylor (21-10)