The decision on a potential NCAA Tournament expansion is on its way, and it could change March Madness forever.

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The NCAA is set to make a major decision in the coming weeks regarding the expansion of March Madness from next season.

ESPN college basketball analyst and bracketologist Joe Lunardi revealed his first crack at the 2026 March Madness tournament field on Tuesday, which forecasts a troubling upcoming year for the 'Cats.