2024-25 Men’s College Basketball Exempt Multi-Team Events (MTEs) Tracker (2024)

Unannounced dates are tentative. An asterisk (*) indicates a pending conference move for the 2024-25 season.

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Bracketed MTEs

Shriners Hospitals Charleston Classic (Nov. 21, 22, 24: Charleston, S.C.): Florida Atlantic (American), Miami (Fla.) (ACC), Nevada (MW), Oklahoma State (Big 12), Seton Hall (Big East), Vanderbilt (SEC), VCU (A 10), 1 TBA (Jon Rothstein)

Legends Classic (Nov. 21 and 22: Brooklyn): Saint Joseph’s (A 10), Syracuse (ACC), Texas (SEC)*, Texas Tech (Big 12)

Baha Mar Hoops Bahamas Championship (Nov. 21 and 22: Nassau, The Bahamas): Baylor (Big 12), St. John’s (Big East), Tennessee (SEC), Virginia (ACC)

Boardwalk Battle (Nov. 21–23: Daytona Beach, Fla.): Toledo (MAC), others TBA (Toledo)

U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam (Nov. 22–25: St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.): George Washington (A 10), Illinois State (MVC), Kansas State (Big 12), Liberty (CUSA), McNeese (Southland), UAB (American), 2 TBA

Greenbrier Tip-Off (Nov. 22–24: White Sulphur Springs, W.V.): LSU (SEC), Pittsburgh (ACC), UCF (Big 12), Wisconsin (Big Ten)

Basketball Hall of Fame Showcase (Nov. 23 and 24: Uncasville, Conn.): Boston College (ACC), Temple (American), UMass (A 10), 1 TBA (Matt Norlander)

Cayman Islands Classic (Nov. 24–26: George Town, Cayman Islands): Boise State (MW), Duquesne (A 10), Hampton (CAA), High Point (Big South), Missouri State (MVC), Old Dominion (Sun Belt), 2 TBA

Maui Jim Maui Invitational (Nov. 25–27: Lahaina, Hawai‘i): Auburn (SEC), Colorado (Big 12)*, Dayton (A 10), Iowa State (Big 12), Memphis (American), Michigan State (Big Ten), North Carolina (ACC), UConn (Big East)

Sunshine Slam (Nov. 25 and 26: Daytona Beach, Fla.): Clemson (ACC), Fordham (A 10), Penn State (Big Ten), San Francisco (WCC) (Jon Rothstein)

Fort Myers Tip-Off (Nov. 25–27: Fort Myers, Fla.): Beach Division (hosts): Michigan (Big Ten), South Carolina (SEC), Virginia Tech (ACC), Xavier (Big East)
Palms Division (visitors): Miami (Ohio) (MAC), others TBA (Rocco Miller)

Acrisure Holiday Invitational (Nov. 26 and 27: Palm Desert, Calif.): Cal Baptist (WAC), Fresno State (MW), SMU (ACC)*, Washington State (WCC, associate)*
On-campus teams: Northern Colorado (Big Sky), Prairie View A&M (SWAC) (Rocco Miller)

Battle 4 Atlantis (Nov. 27–29: Paradise Island, Bahamas): Arizona (Big 12)*, Davidson (A 10), Gonzaga (WCC), Indiana (Big Ten), Louisville (ACC), Oklahoma (SEC)*, Providence (Big East), West Virginia (Big 12) (Matt Norlander)

Players Era Festival (Thanksgiving week, Las Vegas): Alabama (SEC), Creighton (Big East), Houston (Big 12), Notre Dame (ACC), Oregon (Big Ten)*, Rutgers (Big Ten), San Diego State (MW), Texas A&M (SEC) (format TBD) (Matt Norlander)

Rady Children’s Invitational (Nov. 28 and 29: San Diego): BYU (Big 12), Mississippi (SEC), NC State (ACC), Purdue (Big Ten) (Rocco Miller)

Acrisure Invitational (Nov. 28 and 29: Palm Desert, Calif.): Colorado State (MW), Santa Clara (WCC), TCU (Big 12), Washington (Big Ten)*
On-campus teams: Alcorn State (SWAC), UC Riverside (Big West) (Rocco Miller)

Acrisure Classic (Nov. 28 and 29: Palm Desert, Calif.): Arizona State (Big 12)*, New Mexico (MW), Saint Mary’s (WCC), USC (Big Ten)*
On-campus teams: Cal Poly (Big West), Grambling (SWAC) (Rocco Miller)

TBA Acrisure Event (Thanksgiving week: Palm Desert, Calif): Grand Canyon (WAC), Stanford (ACC)*, others TBA (Jeff Goodman)

ESPN Events Invitational (Thanksgiving week: Lake Buena Vista, Fla.): Florida (SEC), Minnesota (Big Ten), Wake Forest (ACC), 1 TBA (Big 12?) (Florida Basketball Hour; Jon Rothstein)

Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic (Dec. 22, 23, and 25: Honolulu): Charleston (CAA), Charlotte (American), Hawai‘i (Big West, host), Loyola Chicago (A 10), Nebraska (Big Ten), Oregon State (WCC, associate)*, 2 TBA (Jon Rothstein)

MTEs With Pre-Determined Matchups

Iowa MTE (Nov. 4–13: campus sites, 3 games): Iowa (Big Ten), South Dakota (Summit), 2 TBA (The D1 Docket)

Marquette MTE (Nov. TBA: campus sites, 3 games): Marquette (Big East), Stony Brook (CAA), 2 TBA (Rocco Miller)

Las Vegas MTE (Nov. TBA: Las Vegas, 2 games): Duke (ACC), Kansas (Big 12), Seattle U (WAC), 1 TBA (SoCon?) (Rocco Miller)

Kentucky MTE (Nov. TBA: campus sites, 3 games): Kentucky (SEC), Western Kentucky (CUSA), 2 TBA (Matt Norlander)

Marshall MTE (Nov. 11, 13, and 16: campus sites, 2 games): Bellarmine (ASUN), Marshall (Sun Belt), Southern Indiana (OVC, reclassifying, year 3 of 4) (Rocco Miller)

Robert Morris MTE (Nov. 14–17: Moon Township, Pa., 3 games): Lindenwood (OVC, reclassifying year 3 of 4), New Orleans (Southland), Robert Morris (Horizon, host), Stonehill (NEC, reclassifying year 3 of 4) (Rocco Miller)

Empire Classic (Nov. TBA: campus sites and Nov. 24, Newark, N.J., 2 games): Maryland (Big Ten), Villanova (Big East), 1 TBA

Milwaukee MTE (Nov. 21–24: Milwaukee, Wisc., 3 games): Milwaukee (Horizon, host), Portland State (Big Sky), St. Thomas (Summit, reclassifying year 4 of 5), Wofford (SoCon) (Made for March)

Stephen F. Austin MTE (Nov. 21–23: Nacogdoches, Texas, 3 games): Monmouth (CAA), Presbyterian (Big South), Stephen F. Austin (WAC, host), Youngstown State (Horizon) (Rocco Miller)

San Diego MTE (Nov. 22–24: San Diego, 2 games): Idaho (Big Sky), San Diego (WCC, host), Southern Utah (WAC) (Rocco Miller)

Homewood Suites Classic (Nov. 22–24: Fort Myers, Fla., 3 games): Cal State Bakersfield (Big West), FGCU (ASUN, host), 2 TBA (Made for March)

Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off (Nov. 23 and 24: Uncasville, Conn., 2 games): Delaware (CAA), Fairfield (MAAC), Vermont (AE), Yale (Ivy)

Seahawk Classic (Nov. 27–30: Wilmington, N.C., 3 games): App State (Sun Belt), Colgate (Patriot), Sam Houston (CUSA), UNCW (CAA, host) (Rocco Miller)

Cathedral of College Basketball Classic (Nov. 29, 30, and Dec. 1: Philadelphia, 3 games): Elon (SoCon), Maine (AE), Navy (Patriot), Penn (Ivy, host) (Made for March)

Teams Not Yet Attached To An Exempt Event

Conferences Completely Booked (0/31): None yet

America East (7/9): Binghamton, Bryant, New Hampshire, NJIT, UAlbany, UMass Lowell, UMBC

American Athletic (8/13): East Carolina, North Texas, Rice, South Florida, Tulane, Tulsa, UTSA, Wichita State

Atlantic 10 (6/15): George Mason, La Salle, Rhode Island, Richmond, St. Bonaventure, Saint Louis

ACC (3/18): California*, Florida State, Georgia Tech

ASUN (10/12): Austin Peay, Central Arkansas, Eastern Kentucky, Jacksonville, Lipscomb, North Alabama, North Florida, Queens (reclassifying, year 3 of 4), Stetson, West Georgia (reclassifying, year 1 of 4)

Big 12 (2/16): Cincinnati, Utah*

Big East (3/11): Butler, DePaul, Georgetown

Big Sky (7/10): Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Sacramento State, Weber State

Big South (7/9): Charleston Southern, Gardner-Webb, Longwood, Radford, UNC Asheville, USC Upstate, Winthrop

Big Ten (4/18): Illinois, Northwestern, Ohio State*, UCLA*

Big West (7/11): Cal State Fullerton, CSUN, Long Beach State, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara

CAA (7/14): Campbell, Drexel, Hofstra, North Carolina A&T, Northeastern, Towson, William & Mary

CUSA (7/10): FIU, Jacksonville State, Kennesaw State*, Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee, New Mexico State, UTEP

Horizon (8/11): Cleveland State, Detroit Mercy, Green Bay, IU Indianapolis, Northern Kentucky, Oakland, Purdue Fort Wayne, Wright State

Ivy (6/8): Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton

MAAC (12/13): Canisius, Iona, Manhattan, Marist, Merrimack*, Mount St. Mary’s, Niagara, Quinnipiac, Rider, Sacred Heart*, Saint Peter’s, Siena

MAC (10/12): Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Kent State, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Western Michigan

MEAC (8/8): Coppin State, Delaware State, Howard, Maryland-Eastern Shore, Morgan State, Norfolk State, North Carolina Central, South Carolina State

MVC (10/12): Belmont, Bradley, Drake, Evansville, Indiana State, Murray State, Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, UIC, Valparaiso

MW (5/11): Air Force, San José State, UNLV, Utah State, Wyoming

NEC (8/9): Central Connecticut State, Chicago State*, Fairleigh Dickinson, Le Moyne (reclassifying, year 2 of 4), LIU, Mercyhurst* (reclassifying, year 1 of 4), St. Francis, Wagner

OVC (9/11): Eastern Illinois, Little Rock, Morehead State, SIU Edwardsville, Southeast Missouri State, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech, UT Martin, Western Illinois

Patriot (8/10): American, Army West Point, Boston University, Bucknell, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola (Md.)

SEC (4/16): Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi State, Missouri

Southern (9/10): Chattanooga, ETSU, Furman, Mercer, Samford, The Citadel, UNCG, VMI, Western Carolina

Southland (9/11): Houston Christian, Incarnate Word, Lamar, Nicholls, Northwestern State, Southeastern Louisiana, Texas A&M-Commerce (reclassifying, year 3 of 4), Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, UTRGV*

SWAC (9/12): Alabama A&M, Alabama State, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Bethune-Cookman, Florida A&M, Jackson State, Mississippi Valley State, Southern, Texas Southern

Summit (7/9): Denver, Kansas City, North Dakota, North Dakota State, Omaha, Oral Roberts, South Dakota State

Sun Belt (11/14): Arkansas State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, James Madison, Louisiana, South Alabama, Southern Miss, Texas State, Troy, ULM

WCC (4/11): Loyola Marymount, Pacific, Pepperdine, Portland

WAC (5/10): Abilene Christian, Tarleton State, UT Arlington, Utah Tech, Utah Valley

2024-25 Men’s College Basketball Exempt Multi-Team Events (MTEs) Tracker (2024)

FAQs

What is a college basketball MTE? ›

2020-21 Men's College Basketball Early Season Tournaments (CoVID Archive) A regularly updated list of the 2020-21 men's college basketball season's exempt multiple-team events (MTEs), which will eventually include schedule and TV information.

What college basketball tournaments are in Las Vegas 2024? ›

The Vegas Showdown is an early-season Division 1 college basketball event in Las Vegas, Nevada. In its second year, the 2024 event comprise of a doubleheader featuring Duke vs. Kansas and Furman vs. Seattle.

What conferences are represented in the NCAA tournament? ›

While each conference is guaranteed at least one team in the tournament, the bulk of the at-large bids tend to go to the so-called Power Five conferences: the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), the Big Ten, the Big 12, the Pac-12 and the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

How many teams from each conference made the 2024 NCAA tournament? ›

Tournament procedure

A total of 68 teams entered the 2024 tournament. A total of 32 automatic bids are awarded to each program that won a conference tournament. The remaining 36 bids are issued "at-large", with selections extended by the NCAA Selection Committee.

What does MTE mean basketball? ›

NASSAU, Bahamas — The acronym MTE is just as synonymous with college basketball as NCAA. Multi-team events, or MTEs, have become a cottage industry for locations with an abundance of sunshine, sprouting up across the country, and beyond United States borders, like a beanstalk in England.

What is the meaning of MTE? ›

(Internet, text messaging) my thoughts exactly: an expression of agreement.

Where is the SEC basketball tournament 2024? ›

The SEC Tournament returns to Nashville, Tenn., as Bridgestone Arena will host the event from March 13‐17, 2024. A record‐tying 10 SEC teams received postseason bids. The SEC's eight NCAA Tournament selections tied its previous best set in 2018.

Where is the Big 12 men's basketball tournament in 2024? ›

The 2024 Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Championship will be held at T-Mobile Center, formerly known as Sprint Center, in Downtown Kansas City on Tuesday, March 12 through Saturday, March 16.

Where is the 2024 MAAC basketball tournament being played? ›

The 2023-24 campaign culminates with the 2024 Hercules Tires MAAC Men's and Women's Basketball Championships from March 12-16 at Atlantic City's Historic Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall for the fifth consecutive year dating back to 2020.

What state has the most teams in the NCAA tournament? ›

The state with the most teams in the March Madness bracket is Texas with six.

How many NCAA men's basketball conferences are there? ›

Below you'll find a table listing all 32 conferences, their tournament dates, locations and a link to information for every bracket.

How many D1 college conferences are there? ›

FCS football teams compete in a 24-team playoff for the NCAA Division 1 Football Championship. FBS, or the Football Bowl Subdivision, consists of 11 different conferences: the ACC, American, Big 12, Big Ten, C-USA, Independent, MAC, Mountain West, PAC-12, SEC and Sun Belt conferences.

Where are the 2024 NCAA basketball tournament sites? ›

March Madness Locations and Sites
  • Spectrum Center - Charlotte.
  • CHI Health Center - Omaha.
  • PPG Paints Arena - Pittsburgh.
  • Vivint Smart Home Arena - Salt Lake City.
  • Barclays Center - Brooklyn.
  • Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis.
  • FedExForum - Memphis.
  • Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena - Spokane.
Apr 9, 2024

How many SEC teams are in the NCAA tournament in 2024? ›

(May 27, 2024) ----- A record 11 Southeastern Conference baseball teams have been selected to compete for the 2024 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, according to an announcement Monday by the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee.

Will MSU make the NCAA tournament in 2024? ›

Here's what to know. (CBS DETROIT) — The Michigan State Spartans men's basketball team makes its 26th straight NCAA Tournament appearance on Thursday when it takes on the Mississippi State Bulldogs in a first-round matchup in the West region.

What is MTE sports? ›

Nothing signals the start of the college basketball season quite like preseason Multi-Team Events (MTEs). These tournaments offer a valuable early-season gauge of team performance for several reasons.

What is college level basketball called? ›

College basketball is basketball played between teams from colleges or universities, usually in the United States. The most popular American college basketball league is the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Basketball in the NCAA is put into three divisions: Division I, Division II and Division III.

What does a college basketball offer mean? ›

A D1 offer is when a Division 1 college athletics program offers an athlete a spot on their roster. Receiving an offer does not guarantee the athlete admission to the school. Athletes must receive an acceptance letter from the school for the offer to be valid.

How many college basketball levels are there? ›

The NCAA has three division levels: Division I, Division II, and Division III. To give you a better idea of the size and how these college divisions compare, about 190,000 student-athletes compete at the Division 1 level.

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