🏀 Expansion is already on the horizon for the College Football Playoff and March Madness could soon follow suit.
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips says it's time to look at expansion to create "more access, more opportunity," ESPNSome agree: "I've been a proponent of expanding the NCAA tournament for a long time," Miami coach Jim Larrañaga told ESPN. "I advocated this 25 years ago," echoed Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim.
Some disagree: "I don't want to lose what we have," said Virginia coach Tony Bennett. Even Phillips agreed, calling March Madness "the crown jewel ... so you have to be respectful of not messing it up."
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