We are now in the thick of men's college basketball's Champ Week, with Selection Sunday and the beginning of March Madness less than a week away. Fourteen conference tournament champions have already been crowned, with more teams competing to cut down the nets in their respective league finals to come this week. Champ Week ends with the Ivy, A-10, SEC, American and Big Ten tournament finals on Sunday, March 16, right before the bracket is revealed.
Which teams will claim one of the 31 automatic bids to the 2025 NCAA tournament? Who will make a case for one of the 37 at-large bids? Whose 2024-25 season ends here?
We're keeping track of all 31 Champ Week tournament dates, sites, locations, brackets and winners right here.
Bookmark this page, as we'll be updating it, live, every time a conference championship winner punches a ticket to the Big Dance. Find our expert picks here.
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Next autobids on the line: Saturday, March 15 (ET tipoffs)
America East (11:30 a.m.)
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (1 p.m.)
Big 12 (6 p.m.)
Mountain West (6 p.m.)
Big East (6:30 p.m.)
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (7:30 p.m.)
Mid-American Conference (7:40 p.m.)
Conference USA (8:30 p.m.)
ACC (8:30 p.m.)
SWAC (9:30 p.m.)
Big West (11:40 p.m.)
WAC (11:40 p.m.)
Ohio Valley Conference: SIU Edwardsville Cougars
Record: 22-11
Title-clincher: 69-48 over Southeast Missouri State
Leading scorer: Ray'Sean Taylor (19.3 PPG, 1st in OVC)
Tournament history: First appearance
SIU Edwardsville is the first men's basketball team to punch its ticket to the dance with a blowout win over Southeast Missouri State.
Big South: High Point Panthers
Record: 29-5
Title-clincher: 81-69 over Winthrop
Leading scorer: Kezza Giffa (14.8 PPG, 9th in Big South)
Tournament history: First appearance
High Point has a huge second half to come back vs. Winthrop to win the Big South and advance to the NCAA tournament.
Atlantic Sun: Lipscomb Bisons
Record: 25-9
Title-clincher: 76-65 over North Alabama
Leading scorer: Jacob Ognacevic (20.3 PPG, 1st in ASUN)
Tournament history: Second appearance (first since 2018)
Missouri Valley Conference: Drake Bulldogs
Record: 30-3
Title-clincher: 63-48 over Bradley
Leading scorer: Bennett Stirtz (19.0 PPG, 1st in MVC)
Tournament history: Eighth appearance (third straight)
Summit League: Omaha Mavericks
Record: 22-12
Title-clincher: 85-75 over St. Thomas-Minnesota
Leading scorer: Marquel Sutton (19.1 PPG, 2nd in Summit)
Tournament history: First appearance
SoCon: Wofford Terriers
Record: 19-15
Title-clincher: 92-85 over Furman
Leading scorer: Corey Tripp (14.4 PPG)
Tournament history: Sixth appearance (first since 2019)
The Wofford Terriers celebrate defeating Furman to win the SoCon championship.
Sun Belt: Troy Trojans
Record: 23-10
Title-clincher: 94-81 over Arkansas State
Leading scorer: Tayton Conerway (14.1 PPG)
Tournament history: Third appearance (first since 2017)
The Troy Trojans celebrate defeating Arkansas State to win the Sun Belt championship.
Northeast Conference: St. Francis (PA) Red Flash
Record: 15-17
Title-clincher: 46-43 over Central Connecticut
Leading scorer: Riley Parker (13.6 PPG)
Tournament history: Second appearance (first since 1991)
After Central Connecticut ties it, Daemar Kelly sinks a clutch jumper for St. Francis (Pa.) to win the NEC tournament and earn a spot in the NCAA tournament.
Horizon League: Robert Morris Colonials
Record: 21-13
Title-clincher: 89-78 over Youngstown State
Leading scorer: Kam Woods (15.1 PPG)
Tournament history: Ninth appearance (first since 2015)
Robert Morris wins its first Horizon League championship since joining the conference in 2020-21 and earns a spot in the NCAA tournament.
Coastal Athletic Association: UNC Wilmington Seahawks
Record: 27-7
Title-clincher: 76-72 over Delaware
Leading scorer: Donovan Newby (14.6 PPG)
Tournament history: Seventh appearance (first since 2017)
West Coast Conference: Gonzaga Bulldogs
Record: 25-8
Title-clincher: 58-51 over Saint Mary's
Leading scorer: Graham Ike (17.3 PPG)
Tournament history: 27th appearance (26th straight)
Khalif Battle throws down a powerful alley-oop to cap off Gonzaga's WCC championship victory vs. Saint Mary's.
Southland Conference: McNeese Cowboys
Record: 27-6
Title-clincher: 63-54 over Lamar
Leading scorer: Alyn Breed (17.5 PPG)
Tournament history: Fourth appearance (second straight)
Patriot League: American University Eagles
Record: 22-12
Title-clincher: 74-52 over Navy
Leading scorer: Matt Rogers (16.8 PPG)
Tournament history: Fourth appearance (first since 2014)
Big Sky Conference: Montana Grizzlies
Record: 25-9
Title-clincher: 91-83 over Northern Colorado
Leading scorer: Money Williams (13.5PPG)
Tournament history: 13 appearance (first since 2019)
America East
March 8, 11, 15
Campus sites
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Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC)
March 12-15
Norfolk Scope Arena (Norfolk, Virginia)
Bracket
Mountain West
March 12-15
Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas)
Bracket
Big East
March 12-15
Madison Square Garden (New York)
Bracket
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)
March 11-15
Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall (Atlantic City, New Jersey)
Bracket
Mid-American Conference (MAC)
March 13-15
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse (Cleveland)
Bracket
Big 12
March 11-15
T-Mobile Center (Kansas City, Missouri)
Bracket
Conference USA (C-USA)
March 11-15
Propst Arena (Huntsville, Alabama)
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Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
March 11-15
Spectrum Center (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Bracket
Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC)
March 11-15
Gateway Center Arena (Atlanta)
Bracket
Big West
March 12-15
Lee's Family Forum (Henderson, Nevada)
Bracket
Western Athletic Conference (WAC)
March 11-15
Burns Arena (St. George, Utah), Orleans Arena (Las Vegas)
Bracket
Ivy League
March 15-16
Pizzitola Sports Center (Providence, Rhode Island)
Bracket
Atlantic 10 (A10)
March 12-16
Capital One Arena (Washington, D.C.)
Bracket
Southeast Conference (SEC)
March 12-16
Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, Tennessee)
Bracket
American Athletic Conference (AAC)
March 12-16
Dickies Arena (Fort Worth, Texas)
Standings
Big Ten
March 12-16
Target Center (Minneapolis)
Standings