As if NCAA tournaments in recent years haven't shown enough advantage for No. 1 teams, life just got a little sweeter for teams at the top.
Starting next season, the No. 1 overall seed will get to choose where it plays its first and second-round games, the NCAA announced in a statement.
"Preferences would be communicated by teams in contention for the overall No. 1 seed far in advance of Selection Sunday in a process to be determined," the statement read.
Teams, of course, will not know who they are playing ahead of time.
The first and second-round sites for next Spring include Buffalo, Milwaukee, Orlando, Salt Lake City, Greensboro, Indianapolis, Tulsa and Sacremento.
