March Madness 2019 bracket: Printable NCAA Tournament bracket

Brandon Schlager

March Madness 2019 bracket: Printable NCAA Tournament bracket image

The 2019 NCAA Tournament is finally here, and what fun is March Madness without a bracket? 

Fortunately, you've come to the right place. Sporting News has every type of college basketball fan covered with an updated 2019 NCAA Tournament bracket in printable, PDF form, complete with the full field of 68. Download it, print it, fill it out, trash talk your co-workers.

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This year's tournament schedule begins with the First Four on March 19 in Dayton, Ohio. The Big Dance ramps up with the first and second rounds March 21-24 and concludes with the Final Four and national championship games March 31 and April 2, respectively, in Minneapolis. 

In addition to the printable bracket below, you'll also find tips and tools to help you fill it out, including TeamRankings.com's prediction generator along with more picks and analysis from SN's expert writers. 

NCAA BRACKET PICKS: DeCourcy (Duke) | Bender (Duke) | Fagan (Duke)

Printable NCAA Tournament bracket

Download a printable NCAA Tournament bracket (PDF) above.

SN's March Madness bracket tips & guide

So you've printed a bracket. Need a hand filling it out? Sporting News' staff of college basketball experts have released their own brackets, sharing the method to their madness. We've also put together a list of tools you can use to win your office pool.

SN's NCAA BRACKET GUIDES:
SOUTH | EAST | WEST | MIDWEST

2019 NCAA Tournament schedule

RoundSiteDates
First FourDayton, OhioMarch 19-20
First/Second roundsHartford, Conn.March 21, 23
First/Second roundsSalt Lake CityMarch 21, 23
First/Second roundsDes Moines, IowaMarch 21, 23
First/Second roundsJacksonville, Fla.March 21, 23
First/Second roundsTulsa, Okla.March 22, 24
First/Second roundsColumbus, OhioMarch 22, 24
First/Second roundsColumbia, S.C.March 22, 24
First/Second roundsSan Jose, Calif.March 22, 24
South RegionalLouisville, Ky.March 28, 30
West RegionalAnaheim, Calif.March 28, 30
East RegionalWashington, D.C.March 29, 31
Midwest RegionalKansas City, Mo.March 29, 31
Final FourMinneapolisApril 6
National championshipMinneapolisApril 8

March Madness features from Sporting News

"40 Minutes of Hell" to Hog Heaven: Nolan Richardson's 1993-94 Arkansas team will go down as one of the most fun SEC title-winning teams of all time. It was something he built, one minute at a time.

How to stop Zion Williamson: Opposing coaches dish on their strategies to deal with Duke's freshman phenom and, with some luck, beat the Blue Devils.

A barrier-breaking title: The 1961-62 Cincinnati Bearcats made history when they started four black players in their NCAA title game win over Ohio State. We remember the importance of that groundbreaking win.

An Oral History of Steph Curry's 2008 Breakout: In 2008, a little-known, baby-faced guard from Davidson completely took over the NCAA Tournament.

Upset City: Reliving the wildest opening venue in NCAA Tournament history.

The Fagan Jinx: They're not just upset "alerts" when Sporting News' Ryan Fagan is in attendance. Recapping the many improbable upsets Fagan has been on hand to witness. 

DeCourcy's best of 30 years: Sporting News' Mike DeCourcy ranks the best games he has witnessed from 30 years' worth of NCAA Tournament coverage. 

The thrill of victory …: Sporting News staff recall their favorite memories of the NCAA Tournament. 

… And the agony of defeat: Sporting News staff recalls their most heartbreaking memories from the NCAA Tournament. Get your tissues ready.

Top 80 upsets in March Madness history: It's not March Madness until there's an upset. Ranking the best we ever saw.

Best buzzer-beaters in NCAA Tournament history: The defining shots of the NCAA Tournament, and the reason it's dubbed "March Madness."

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Download a printable NCAA Tournament bracket (PDF) above.

Brandon Schlager

Brandon Schlager is an assistant managing editor at The Sporting News. A proud Buffalo, N.Y. native and graduate of SUNY Buffalo State, he joined SN as an intern in 2014 and now oversees editorial content strategy.