Basketball tournaments

Some of the best basketball tournaments are scheduled by the NCAA for university conferences. These are so many that there is rarely a day during the season that no game is played.

From the beginning with all games at the conference to March Madness and the Final Four, the NCAA has one of the most passionate basketball tournaments you can imagine. Not only teams are part of all this, but fans and followers as well. As the teams are all university teams, there is great support from students at the various universities. This, combined with fans of the city and the area, guarantees that the games have good participation and passionate support. The NCAA Tournament is really huge. In Division 1, there are 341 universities in 31 conferences, so it is not easy to plan games for the tournament. The large number of participating universities means that attending the Final Four is a real achievement. Once the Final Four has decided and participated in the battle, there will be three very exciting college basketball NBA forum.

The Big 12 Tournament is a round robin tournament involving eight of the Big 12 Conference for NCAA basketball teams. These eight teams are divided into two groups of four and the winner of each group meets at the end of the tournament. This has been the Big 12 Championship format for only a few years. Prior to this, there have been other formats, including elimination rounds. Until 1999, only six teams participated in the Big 12 Tournament. While this is just a championship between conferences, it is one of the most well-known basketball tournaments and the winner goes to the NCAA Championship.

With the arrival of the National Women's Basketball Association in 1996, a women's league began. The game in this league began in 1997, and one of the most well-known women's basketball tournaments is the WNBA playoffs leading to the WNBA finals. Each conference presents a team for the finals. This team is selected by a playoff system among the top four teams. These take place in August and September, after the end of the regular season, culminating in a better match of five to establish the winner of the WNBA league.

There are so many basketball tournaments that it would be impossible to list them all here. In addition to the NCAA, NBA and WNBA, there are hundreds of colleges and minor leagues playing regularly throughout the season. You will never have to look far if you are interested in supporting a local team.