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The host sites for the 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 NCAA Tournaments were just announced, and the road to the Final Four will come through both Louisville and Lexington. The Yum Center will host a regional in 2023, while Rupp will host the first and second rounds in 2025. Rupp is already scheduled to host the first and second rounds in 2021 (March 19 and 21).
Here is the complete list of venues through 2026:
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