It’s that rejuvenating time of year when the days get longer, the weather gets brighter and roughly 80 million people feverishly track their NCAA brackets for three frantic weekends.
Joining that group for the first time can be daunting, especially if you don’t have any college basketball experience. This whole event is supposed to be fun, and trying to understand the vast number of teams, rounds, regions and numbers can make recess feel like homework. You’re looking for entertainment, not a career change to bracketologist (yes, that is an actual job title). With that in mind, we’re here to answer any questions someone jumping into this for the first time
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