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	\| Year=2024
	\| Season= 2023–24
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	The '''2024 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament''' will involve 68 teams playing in a ] to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I ]. The 85th edition of the tournament is scheduled to begin on March 19, 2024 and will conclude with the championship game on April 8 at ] in ]

	==Tournament procedure==
	{{details\|NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship#Tournament format}}

	Pending any changes to the current format, a total of 68 teams will enter the 2024 tournament. 32 automatic bids shall be awarded to each program that wins their ] tournament. The remaining 36 bids are "at-large", with selections extended by the NCAA Selection Committee.

	Eight teams (the four lowest-seeded automatic qualifiers and the four lowest-seeded at-large teams) will play in the First Four. The winners of these games advance to the main draw of the tournament.

	The ] will also seed the entire field from 1 to 68.

	==2024 NCAA Tournament schedule and venues==
	{{Location map+\|USA\|width=450\|float=right\|caption=2024 First Four (orange) and first and second rounds (green)\|places=
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=orange pog.svg\|lat_deg=39.7404\|lon_deg=-84.1792\|position=right\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Dayton\|link=University Of Dayton Arena}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=40.6782\|lon_deg=-73.9442\|position=top\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Brooklyn\|link=Barclays Center}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=35.227087\|lon_deg=-80.843127\|position=bottom\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Charlotte\|link=Spectrum Center (arena)}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=39.7667\|lon_deg=-86.15\|position=left\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Indianapolis\|link=Bankers Life Fieldhouse}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=35.1174\|lon_deg=-89.9711\|position=left\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Memphis\|link=FedExForum}}

	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=41.262667\|lon_deg=-95.928206\|position=left\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Omaha\|link=CHI Health Center Omaha}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=40.440625\|lon_deg=-79.995886\|position=right\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Pittsburgh\|link=PPG Paints Arena}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=40.7683\|lon_deg=-111.9011\|position=bottom\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Salt Lake City\|link=Vivint Smart Home Arena}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=green pog.svg\|lat_deg=47.666222\|lon_deg=-117.422778\|position=left\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Spokane\|link=Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena}}
	}}
	{{Location map+\|USA\|width=450\|float=right\|caption=2024 Regionals (blue) and Final Four (red)\|places=
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=blue pog.svg\|lat_deg=42.358486\|lon_deg=-71.060097\|position=left\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Boston\|link=TD Garden}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=blue pog.svg\|lat_deg=32.780262\|lon_deg=-96.800978\|position=bottom\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Dallas\|link=American Airlines Center}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=blue pog.svg\|lat_deg=42.331427\|lon_deg=-83.045754\|position=top\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Detroit\|link=Little Caesars Arena}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=blue pog.svg\|lat_deg=34.052234\|lon_deg=-118.243685\|position=top\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Los Angeles\|link=Staples Center}}
	{{Location map~\|USA\|mark=red pog.svg\|lat_deg=33.5386\|lon_deg=-112.1864\|position=bottom\|background=#FFFFFF\|label=Glendale\|link=State Farm Stadium}}
	}}
	The following are the sites selected to host each round of the 2024 tournament:<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.ncaa.com/news/ncaa/article/2020-10-14/ncaa-announces-host-site-selections-2022-23-2025-26\|date=16 October 2020\|publisher=]\|title=NCAA announces host site selections from 2022–23 to 2025–26}}</ref>

	'''First Four'''
	*March 19 and 20
	**], ] (Host: ])

	'''First and Second Rounds'''
	*March 21–24
	** ], ] (Host: ])
	** ], ] (Host: ])
	** ], ] (Host: ] and ])
	** ], ] (Host: ])
	** ], ] (Host: ])
	** ], ] (Hosts: ])
	** ], ] (Host: ])
	** ], ] (Host: ])

	'''Regional Semifinals and Finals''' (Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight)
	*March 28–31
	**'''East Regional''', ], ] (Host: ])
	**'''South Regional''', ], ] (Host: ])
	**'''Midwest Regional''', ], ] (Host: ] and ])
	**'''West Regional''', ], ] (Host: ])

	'''National Semifinals and Championship''' (Final Four and Championship)
	*April 6 and 8
	** ], ] (Host; ])

	Glendale will host the Final Four for the second time, having previously hosted in ].<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/article/2018-07-16/final-four-sites-selected-2023-through-2026\|date=16 July 2018\|accessdate = 16 October 2020\|publisher=]\|title=Final Four sites selected for 2023 through 2026}}</ref>

	==References==
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	{{NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament navbox}}

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