The NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee has selected New Orleans, Atlanta, Dallas/Arlington/Fort Worth, Indianapolis and Houston to host the Men’s Final Four in the years 2012-16.

Committee Chair and Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive said the process the group used to select the host cities was “as grueling and competitive as selecting teams for the men’s basketball championship.” MORE >>

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