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Sports
Published
03/16/10
NEW YORK - It wouldn't take an act of Congress, and in the overall scheme of things, expanding the field for the NCAA men's basketball championship wouldn't solve or create any problems for most Americans. Find Us On Facebook
Then why have so many people offered so many opinions on something that's only in the discussion stage, at best, and might not even happen? Because the three-weekend, 65-team format has become as much a March staple as cold rain in the Northeast and the sound of batting practice in Florida and Arizona. Talk about expanding the field, from three more teams - to take away the stigma of a lone play-in game...
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