2008 March Madness Schedule at SBG Global Sports Betting

March Madness schedule games for the 2008 NCAA Men’s basketball tournament show that the tourney begins on March 18th with the play-in game from Dayton, Ohio with the 64th team playing the 65th team.  The March Madness schedule really gets underway with the tournament beginning on Thursday, March 20th.

March Madness schedule action has first round games on Thursday, March 20th and Friday, March 21st.  Second round games on the March Madness schedule are on Saturday, March 22nd and Sunday, March 23rd.  The March Madness schedule shows that first and second round games on March 20th and March 22nd take place from Anaheim, Denver, Omaha and Washington, D.C.  The games on the March Madness schedule for March 21st and March 23rd take place from Birmingham, North Little Rock, Raleigh and Tampa.

The March Madness schedule shows that games on March 27th and March 29th will be played in Charlotte, North Carolina and Phoenix, Arizona.  The games on March 28th and March 30th will be played in Detroit and Houston on the March Madness schedule.  The Final Four and Championship game on the March Madness schedule will be played at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.

March Madness betting has seen a number of interesting occurrences throughout the history of the tournament.  UCLA has won 11 championships for the most in March Madness betting history while Kentucky is second having won 7 titles.  Indiana is third in terms of titles won with 5. March Madness betting history shows that North Carolina has won the title four times while Duke has won it three times.  A number of teams have won the title two times in NCAA history.

The 2008 March Madness schedule will have one of the most competitive fields in history with a number of teams deserving of #1 seeds.  It could also be that a number of teams that would normally qualify for the NCAA Tournament might be left out in 2008 since so many teams are having solid seasons. Upsets could be happening on a regular basis during the 2008 March Madness tournament.