Sports news: NCAA plans to expand March Madness to 68

Click to view this newsletter in a browser  |  Sports stories Sports msnbc.com | Sports stories View in a browser Stories    |    Videos    |    Share: Top sports stories NCAA plans to expand March Madness to 68 The NCAA plans to expand the men's basketball tournament from 65 to 68 teams beginning next year and announced a new, $10.8 billion broadcasting deal with CBS and Turner Broadcasting on Thursday that will allow every game to be shown live for the first time. Read full story More articles in sports: - Primetime! NFL draft changes TV's landscape - Spurs spike Mavericks to even series - Hughes carries no-hit bid into 8th, Yanks win - Opinion: Time to cut ties with Big Ben, no matter what - Late heroics save Red Sox for 2nd straight night - Defense helps Halladay (4-0) blank Braves - Ovechkin scores twice as Caps crush Canadiens - Mailbag: Playoff spot doesn't always equal job security - Drew Brees lands cover of `Madden' video game - Serb court drops soccer hooligan charges Top videos Video: 'Most exciting race of the season' Greg Biffle is willing to bet that NASCAR's new policy on bump-drafting and pushing will make Talladega one of the best races of the year. Video: PFT Daily: Draft stock falling Video: NHL playoff highlights Video: Magic riding high after win Video: Duncan anchors Spurs in win View more videos Pro Football Talk Goodell wants more money going to veterans Read more Circling the Bases Aaron Harang thinks his struggles are 'bad luck' Read more Out of Bounds Tiger Woods mistress to be on Dancing With the Stars Read more Sports photos A Rocky on top with a no-hitter, a painful day on the tennis court, a heated exchange in the NBA playoffs, and more. See more Latest tweets from nbc_sports Get the latest sports news, gossip, predictions and more. More at Twitter Download Podcasts More from msnbc.com U.S. news World news Politics Business Sports Entertainment Health Tech & science Travel Local news Weather Follow us on Twitter Keep up with the latest headlines on spotwitter. Follow us Sign up for alerts Sign up for alerts delivered to your mobile phone, email or IM. Learn more FirstPerson: See news? Send us your video, photos or personal reports. Submit Sports stories    |    Top videos    |    Share: To remove yourself from the list simply click to unsubscribe MSNBC Interactive News - One Microsoft Way - Redmond, WA 98052 Privacy Statement Unsubscribe  |  Sports stories