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Well, it’s official.
On Thursday, just hours after various conferences across the country canceled their men’s basketball tournaments, the NCAA announced that its winter and spring championships will not happen amidst public concern due of COVID-19.
In other words, no men’s or women’s March Madness.
NCAA cancels remaining winter and spring championships: https://t.co/qzKAS4McEI pic.twitter.com/G6XreZx35E
— NCAA (@NCAA) March 12, 2020
And it’s not limited to just basketball, too. Spencer Lee won’t have a shot at another NCAA Championship. There won’t be a College World Series. The list goes on and on.
It’s a shame, too. Regarding men’s basketball, this team battled doubters and injuries all season to get to this point. Luka Garza put up the best men’s basketball season in program history. This season will be a major “what if?”
Earlier today, the Big Ten announced its conference tournament would be cancelled. Other conferences followed suit, and many speculated the NCAA might postpone the tournament.
Nope. There will be no NCAA Tournament this season.