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The Atlantic 10 men’s basketball tournament has been one of the most competitive events of championship week.
Richmond and Loyola Chicago entered the bracket as the top two seeds after finishing 15-3 against conference opponents and splitting the regular season crown, but both teams were eliminated in the quarterfinal round. No. 3 Dayton and No. 4 Massachusetts also fell to lower seeds.
Following those upsets, an unlikely final four has emerged in the A-10 bracket: No. 5 VCU, No. 6 Duquesne, No. 7 St. Bonaventure and No. 9 Saint Joseph’s. Which squad will secure the automatic bid to the 2024 NCAA Tournament?
Here is everything you need to know about the Atlantic 10 basketball tournament, including TV and streaming options for each game.
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The full seeding, bracket and team records for the 2024 Atlantic 10 basketball tournament are below.
The Atlantic 10 basketball tournament will be played from Tuesday, March 12, through Sunday, March 17. The tournament will be held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
First-round games of the Atlantic 10 basketball tournament can be streamed on ESPN+. Second-round and quarterfinal games will air on USA Network and can be streamed on Fubo.
Semifinal games will air on CBS Sports Network and can be streamed on Fubo. The Atlantic 10 basketball tournament championship game will air on CBS and can be streamed on Paramount+.
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Tickets for games at the Atlantic 10 basketball tournament are still available on StubHub. You can check out seating charts for games by clicking on the link below.
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