NCAA Tournament - South Regional tickets

NCAA Tournament - South Regional Tickets

NCAA Tournament - South Regional tickets will provide college basketball fans with the chance to see some of the top teams in the country battling it out to survive and win the NCAA Championship. The South Regional, which includes the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight rounds, is set for March 28-30 at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Ky. The winner will head to the Final Four in Minneapolis. It's the best time of the year for college basketball. Don't miss out on the live experience; grab your NCAA Tournament - South Regional tickets at StubHub.

March Madness Info

The South Regional will begin with 16 teams, all of which will harbor the hope that they can win it all. Last year, underdog Loyola-Chicago shocked Nevada in the semis before upending Kansas State in the final, 78-62. It marked the Ramblers' first trip to the Final Four since 1963. Their Cinderella run came to an end with a loss to Michigan in the next round. This year the South should again feature some big-time programs.

NCAA Basketball Tournament History

College basketball has been culminating in the year-end NCAA Tournament for a while, as it first got started in the 1930s and grew substantially until the 1980s, the era that the basic format of today was put together. These days, the field has expanded all the way to 68 (including play-in games), bringing together a whirlwind of talent that tends to completely speak for itself as the Tournament gets underway. Overall, teams like UCLA, Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina and other powerhouses have been able to win quite a few titles apiece, helping to create a long line of incredible programs that have surged to the top. But the Cinderella stories are also vital to the NCAA Tournament, making it as unpredictable as it is electrifying as it continues fascinate sports lovers on an annual basis. There is never a shortage of popularity when it comes to NCAA Tournament tickets.

Greatest Moments

Before Ryan Arcidiacono won the 2016 Most Outstanding Player Award for the Wildcats, Ed Pinckney was the only player in program history to win the award. After the 1985 Villanova Wildcats were able to take down Patrick Ewing and the Georgetown Hoyas in the title game, it was Pinckney who won the Most Outstanding Player Award. Pinckney would go on to become the 10th overall pick in the NBA Draft (Phoenix Suns) and would go on to become a prominent coach as well after more than a decade playing in the league.