The 2024 Sun Belt Conference (SBC) tournament is underway. It will determine who will represent the Conference in the NCAA tournament. It has a different schedule than most with the off days. This article will explore everything we need to know about the SBC tournament.
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All times in this article will be from the central time zone.
What is the Sun Belt Conference tournament?
The SBC tournament is among the bigger conference tournaments throughout the season. The winner of this tournament automatically qualifies for the NCAA tournament, so teams should perform well here.
The SBC tournament is a single-elimination tournament. It means that if a team loses, they are eliminated. The programs are seeded based on their regular season conference record, and the top four seeds are awarded a bye until the quarterfinals.
All the games throughout the SBC tournament will air live on ESPN+. The championship game will be televised on ESPN2.
Sun Belt Tournament 2024 tickets
The 2024 SBC tournament tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster.
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When does March Madness 2024 start?
NCAA March Madness will start on Selection Sunday, March 17. The First Four is on March 19-20. The First Round of the NCAA tournament is on March 21-22, while the second round is on March 23-24. The Sweet 16 is on March 28-29, the Elite Eight on March 30-31, and the Final Four on April 6. The NCAA championship game will happen inside State Farm Stadium on Saturday, April 8.
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