It's the most wonderful time of the year for college basketball fans, as the NCAA tournament gets underway. While you may be excited for March Madness to begin, there are plenty of things you may not know about the tourney. From its humble beginnings with teams competing for a second-rate championship, it's grown into an entire month of college basketball mania. The history of the tournament is rich with exciting anecdotes and all manner of March Madness trivia.

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KEY MOMENTS IN THIS EPISODE
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00:00 Introduction - Facts about March Madness you did not
1:54 Kentucky is the best March Madness team ever
2:32 Preoccupied workers could cost employers $4 billion
3:15 The NCAA Sells The Tournament Court
4:00 UMBC Is the only #16 seed to beat a #1 seed
4:49 Some offices let employees watch March Madness at work
5:29 March Madness was not always the biggest college tournament
6:12 What are the odds of a perfect bracket?
7:06 the University of North Carolina has been a No. 1 seed more times than any other school
7:38 Racial Integration In The NCAA Tournament Was Agonizingly Slow:
8:53 Biggest March Madness upsets in history:


The COVID-19 pandemic forced the NCAA to cancel that year's tournaments. Vaccines, lowering case numbers, and relaxed pandemic protocols mean that this year's tournaments will start to look more normal. Get your brackets ready! It's that time of the year again: The NCAA basketball tournaments are just around the corner. March Madness, as the NCAA basketball tournament is colloquially called, is a competition between the best teams at the NCAA Division I level.

Played in a single-elimination bracket form, the competition often spurs betting pools with winners trying to best predict who will make it to the Final Four and win the championship. This is also the first year that the women's tournament will take on the "March Madness" branding following recommendations presented in an external review of NCAA gender equity issues.

According to the NCAA, teams will still have to follow local COVID guidelines. Players who are fully vaccinated, or those who have documentation of a COVID-19 infection within the previous 90 days, can request a testing exemption.

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