NCAA Tournaments Won’t Summon Replacement Teams
If a team drops out for any reason, its opponent will automatically advance. The men’s tournament begins Thursday in Indiana, and the women’s competition will start on Sunday in Texas.
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NCAA Tournaments Won’t Summon Replacement Teams
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