The Monday after Selection Sunday is not just any other Monday that’s not associated with good feels, but the good news about this particular Monday is that the field of the year’s tournament is set.

That means all the teams are set for the NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament also known as March Madness, and we’re just three days away from the start of the crazy. If the final days of the conference tourneys which always seem to feature a preview of the upsets and game-winning shots at the buzzer, this year’s NCAA tournament isn’t going to disappoint.

With just three days before the tournament starts, offices are abuzz with pencils hitting paper — and that ain’t noise isn’t work-work, it’s your co-workers filling out their printable March Madness tourney brackets.

Last year we provided you a list of sites that provided printable March Madness brackets all filled out after Selection Sunday and it was so successful, we wanted to do it again for our readers.

ESPN’s Printable March Madness Bracket

The leader in sports pushed out their version of the filled out March Madness bracket. We must say, as bracket experts, we think ESPN’s take is one of the nicer brackets out there.

We love this bracket for it’s straight-up utilitarian look and feel; it also fits a lot of information in a small amount of space. Though, it’s odd shape may make it difficult to print out on one sheet of paper. Try it anyways, you can download the ESPN bracket here or at ESPN.

Printable March Madness Bracket from Sports Illustrated

We love ESPN’s bracket for it’s no nonsense approach to the tournament information, but we need a little color in our lives too. Especially coming after winter, we could stand to have some POP! in our lives. For as great as ESPN’s bracket is, we love Sports Illustrated’s take on the bracket if only it fits the same information in a seemingly smaller package and does so with color:

Not bad right? You can download and print out the bracket here or with Sports Illustrated here.

March Madness Bracket to Print from Fansided

Now as much as we love color in our bracket, we’re not a big fan of huge logos taking up unnecessary space. Yet somehow Fansided’d mascot — an abominable snowman smack dab in the center of their printable March Madness tournament bracket works. It’s the same format as their 2014 version — why mess with something that already works?!

Much props to the team at Fansided for fitting in all the requisite information and branding their bracket in a fun way. Download and print out their bracket here.

If you’re old school and still into filling out the entire bracket from the get go then you can always find yourself a bracket that’s completely empty. We get it, we like the look and feel of a printed bracket and our handwriting in pencil throughout. If that’s the case, you have some options. Check out this post that detailing all the blank March Madness tournament brackets or get it directly from PrinterFriend.ly.

Happy pickings!