Final Four sites announced through 2021; other regionals through 2018

[hurleyfor3]

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...our-first-2017

2015 Indy
2016 Houston
2017 Scottsdale or Tempe or wherever the hell Bill Bidwell's stadium is
2018 San Antonio
2019 Minneapolis
2020 Atlanta, in one of the unnecessary new stadiums y'all are building
2021 Indy

The 2017 and on sites are new announcements.

Duke wins national championships only in cities ending in "-apolis" and in years containing digits from the set {0, 1, 2, 9}. So I declare us 2019 and 2021 national champions.

[Tripping William]

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...our-first-2017

2015 Indy
2016 Houston
2017 Scottsdale or Tempe or wherever the hell Bill Bidwell's stadium is
2018 San Antonio
2019 Minneapolis
2020 Atlanta, in one of the unnecessary new stadiums y'all are building
2021 Indy

The 2017 and on sites are new announcements.

Duke wins national championships only in cities ending in "-apolis" and in years containing digits from the set {0, 1, 2, 9}. So I declare us 2019 and 2021 national champions.

Additionally, the first-and-second rounds will have sites in Raleigh (2016), Greensboro (2017) and Charlotte (2018), which is in addition to the already-announced games in Charlotte in March 2015. But the "explanation" from the NCAA about why the games will now again be called "first and second round" is, well, word salad. See http://www.ncaa.com/MBBPrelims

[devildeac]

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...our-first-2017

2015 Indy
2016 Houston
2017 Scottsdale or Tempe or wherever the hell Bill Bidwell's stadium is
2018 San Antonio
2019 Minneapolis
2020 Atlanta, in one of the unnecessary new stadiums y'all are building
2021 Indy

The 2017 and on sites are new announcements.

Duke wins national championships only in cities ending in "-apolis" and in years containing digits from the set {0, 1, 2, 9}. So I declare us 2019 and 2021 national champions.

Who do you think you are, a bakery owner/founder?

[uh_no]

Additionally, the first-and-second rounds will have sites in Raleigh (2016), Greensboro (2017) and Charlotte (2018), which is in addition to the already-announced games in Charlotte in March 2015. But the "explanation" from the NCAA about why the games will now again be called "first and second round" is, well, word salad. See http://www.ncaa.com/MBBPrelims

if the cost of avoiding a 96 team tournament was an inane naming scheme, i'm all for it.