The fans of the collars are happy in the college because NCAA makes a decision to expand

NCAA announced on Monday that it will not expand the madness of March until 68 teams for the 2025-26 university basketball season. The idea of expansion, which is likely to be 72 teams or even 76 teams, was put forward by NCAA President Charlie Baker. However, after some deliberations, the Board of Directors voted to suspend these plans.

News A wave of relief and excitement among some university basketball fans, many of whom expressed their opposition to expanding the tournament. The reactions quickly flowed in the aftermath of the advertisement, as these fans celebrated the decision to adhere to traditional coordination.

One of the fans said: “Wow, people at power sites finally made a good decision.

Another said: “The prayers have been answered.”

“NCAA made the right decision? Is this real?” Another fan said.

Some fans believed that the current structure works well, and there is no need to expand anything else.

One of the fans said: “Why do we expand anything else? We may play a normal season.”

“You don’t need to fix unless it is broken,” said another fan.

According to NCAA‘

“The expansion of the championship fields is no longer thinking of the 2026 basketball championship,” Gavit said in a statement. “However, the committees will continue talks on whether Stopy expands to 72 or 76 teams before the 2027 Championship.”

The excitement surrounding the decision to expand it may be short -term, such as now He pointed out that the conversation will resume towards possible future expansion. The fans of coordinating the 68 traditional teams can enjoy at least one season of March Madness the way they have always known.

Charlie Baker, President of NCAA, refers to logistical services as the biggest challenge to expand the tournament

In a statement presented in July, NCAA President Charlie Baker He referred to one big obstacle to pay to expand the madness of March. According to him, there is still a lot to discover in relation to logistics.

“The tournament must start after the conference championship ends,” he said. Currently, Selection Sunday is happening like two hours after the last tournament match ends and must end on Tuesday against the Master.

“There is not much space there. Any expansion, we will have to know how to put it in it to how to make it work.”

There are currently no clear plans to determine how to expand. However, signs indicate that it will eventually occur, as there is an intention to reconsider the deliberations and resume it about the issue in the future.