The College Basketball Invitational returns this month as teams from across the country look to continue their seasons and end the 2023 season with a tournament championship. 

The 2023 CBI features 16 teams playing in Daytona Beach, Florida from March 18-22 at the Ocean Center. 

“Whether you’re in the NCAA Tournament, the NIT, or the CBI, you still have the opportunity to play for a championship,” said coach Porter Moser in a press release earlier this year. 

“We made the decision to treat the CBI as our NCAA Tournament that year. The experience definitely helped our program grow.”

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Moser, now the Oklahoma head coach was the coach of Loyal Chicago in 2015 when the Ramblers won the event, which will stream on FloHoops and the FloSports app.

The 2023 field was announced on Selection Sunday. Here’s what we know. 

2023 CBI Tournament Bracket 

Here is the 2023 bracket pic.twitter.com/kY7VNLvTOB

— The CBI (@CBITourney) March 13, 2023

What Is The CBI Basketball Tournament?

The College Basketball Invitational is in its 15th year and serves as another postseason opportunity for teams that missed the NCAA Tournament. 

The 2023 CBI will be a single-elimination, fully-bracketed men’s basketball postseason tournament featuring 16 teams from across the country competing for a championship in Florida. The field will consist of teams not selected for the NCAA Tournament.

How To Watch The 2023 CBI Basketball Tournament 

The 2023 College Basketball Invitational will stream on FloHoops and the FloSports App from March 18-20. After the first 12 games of the tournament, the semifinals and the final championship game will be on ESPN 2 on March 21 and March 22. 

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