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NCAA’s Dan Gavitt breaks down host sites announced for 2023-26 March Madness

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NCAA tournament host sites for 2023-26 were revealed Wednesday. NCAA SVP Dan Gavitt talked with Andy Katz about the newly-announced sites, including West Coast cities Seattle, San Francisco and Las Vegas.Source

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