NCAA unveils future tournament sites, North Carolina among them
Rob Schumacher/The Arizona Republic via USA TODAY NETWORK / Reuters
North Carolina is among the future March Madness host sites, as the NCAA revealed Tuesday its locations for the 2019-22 tournaments.
The state received a pair of bids in addition to the one it already had locked up for 2018, which will see Charlotte host the first and second rounds.
North Carolina sites
| Year | Round | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Round 1-2 | Greensboro |
| 2021 | Round 1-2 | Raleigh |
North Carolina was stripped of hosting the first two rounds in this year's tournament due to the HB2 law. The "bathroom bill" - as it was coined - was abolished by state government two weeks ago.
San Antonio is set to host the 2018 Final Four, a bid that had been awarded a long time ago.
Final Four
| Year | Location |
|---|---|
| 2019 | Minneapolis |
| 2020 | Atlanta |
| 2021 | Indianapolis |
| 2022 | New Orleans |
The full list of sites can be found on the NCAA website.