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March Mammal Madness

The official location for March Mammal Madness tournament information and resources! If you're learning, you're winning!

2024MMM Tournament Schedule

The action starts at 8 PM Eastern / 5 PM Pacific on all game nights.

2024 March Mammal Madness CALENDAR 

Game Time is 8 PM Eastern/5 PM Pacific for all tournament nights.

Date Event
March 10 (SUN) Wild Card Eve
March 11 (MON) WILD CARD
March 13 (WED) Round 1: Epic Animals
March 14 (THURS) Round 1: Connoisseur Critters
March 18 (MON) Round 1: Rainbow Collection
March 20 (WED) Round 1: Take a Bow
March 21 (THURS) Round 2: Epic Animals & Connoisseur Critters
March 25 (MON) Round 2: Rainbow Collection & Take a Bow
March 27 (WED) SWEET 16
March 28 (THURS) ELITE TRAIT
April 1 (MON) FINAL ROAR
April 3 (WED) CHAMPIONSHIP

2024MMM Bracket

image of the 2024MMM bracket

2024MMM Videos

2024MMM Getting Started Resources

2024MMM Busted Bracketeers

2024MMM bracket starting with the sweet 16

Sometimes our pick for Champion meets an unfortunate early exit from the tournament. Upsets happen, and they are called upsets not because people respond to them with cordial equanimity. BUT in 2024, in collaboration with MMM graphic design guru, Prof. Will Nickley, we present the Busted Bracketeers Bracket! While you can’t update any digital bracket submissions, you CAN print out this bracket starting with the Sweet Sixteen, pick a new champion to cheer & keep following the MMM action through to the end! Rally your fellow friends with busted brackets to form your own local club!

Educators, consider starting a small prize for the best score of the Busted Bracketeers or best sustained engagement of the Busted Bracketeers.

2024MMM Even Moar Educator Materials

2024MMM Crowd-Sourced Educator Resources

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