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NCAA Tournament winners and losers: Top seeds dominate, SEC cashes in, Flagg shines and the West departs meekly

Summary by Santa Cruz Sentinel
The SEC set records with 14 bids to March Madness and seven teams in the Sweet 16. It also obliterated the mark that matters more than any other: dollars earned. The conference collected 35 NCAA Tournament units that are worth millions of dollars each, easily eclipsing the previous mark (25) set by the ACC in 2016. Under the NCAA’s revenue distribution model, each game played equates to one unit earned (except for the national championship). Thi…

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NCAA Tournament winners and losers: Top seeds dominate, SEC cashes in, Flagg shines and the West departs meekly

The SEC set records with 14 bids to March Madness and seven teams in the Sweet 16. It also obliterated the mark that matters more than any other: dollars earned. The conference collected 35 NCAA Tournament units that are worth millions of dollars each, easily eclipsing the previous mark (25) set by the ACC in 2016. Under the NCAA’s revenue distribution model, each game played equates to one unit earned (except for the national championship). Thi…

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The Ringer broke the news in United States on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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