Get ready for the 2026 NCAA Tournament with a blank printable men's March Madness bracket to fill in now that the 68-team field has been unveiled
By Matt Norlander Mar 18, 2026 at 2:46 pm ET • 1 min read A college basketball season, exciting and action-packed throughout, has come to a close, and that can only mean one thing: March Madness is here! The 68 teams that reached the NCAA Tournament were unveiled on Sunday, and the Big Dance is positioned to consume your lives over the next few weeks. You're ready, we are ready, and we know you'll want to print out a March Madness bracket and begin making picks.
Good news: You've come to the right place! Bookmark this page, as you can already print a blank bracket ahead of the NCAA Tournament action getting underway this week.
CBS Sports will offer the most extensive coverage of the NCAA Tournament anywhere with previews, picks, advice, stats to know, breaking news and analysis, must-watch video breakdowns, podcasts and much more. Be sure to continue checking in throughout the next three weeks as the blank printable 2026 March Madness bracket is not the only tentpole item you will be able to find on these pages.
It's time for brackets! Fill yours out today and join our Bracket Challenge to play for a dream trip to the 2027 Final FourⓇ.
Below is a look at the blank bracket that you can fill out now that the teams have been announced on Selection Sunday. As usual, there will be a variety of methods in which you can view the bracket on the device of your choice. And you absolutely want to make sure you join our Bracket Games, where you can compete against the public or create a bracket group to battle your family, friends and/or co-workers.
2026 NCAA Tournament bracket
Click here to enlarge and print the blank 2026 March Madness bracket.
CBS Sports and TNT Sports will combine to provide live coverage of all 67 games from the 2026 NCAA Tournament. Basketball competition officially tips Tuesday night on truTV with the First Four contested in Dayton, Ohio. The four final tournament seeds will look to play their way into the primary 64-team field with first-round action starting just days later.
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