NCAA Bracket Contest

Marquette became the first team to advance to the Elite Eight by defeating Miami on Thursday night in the NCAA East Regional.

The 2013 NCAA Tournament has narrowed its field to 16 teams.

The games have begun and the heat is on. Follow your Million Dollar NCAA Bracket Challenge bracket - and the brackets of your favorite DJs - below, as the games continue toward the fiery Final Four finale, and the NCAA championship game on April 8...

And then there was 16. The first weekend of the 68th annual NCAA tournament is in the books, so how’s your bracket doing? Mine looks like Tony Montana showed up with his little friend and blew a few holes in it. The whole thing is not a mess my Midwest and East brackets are okay, but my South and West that’s a different story.

Most of the action in the Midwest Region took place on Saturday, but there was one game left.

Syracuse and Marquette advanced to the round of 16 in the East Regional on Saturday. Four more schools played Sunday to determine which two teams would join them in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.

With the No. 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 seeds having already lost, the West Region is wide open. Arizona and Wichita State have already advanced to the round of 16.

The South Region was the busiest segment of the NCAA tournament field on Sunday, with three games determining which teams advanced to Arlington, Tex. on Friday. Michigan had already advanced to the round of 16 on Saturday.

The third round of the NCAA Tournament features a trio of compelling matchups in the Midwest Region.

The South Region of the NCAA Tournament featured only one game on Saturday.