Conference tournaments are under way as teams battle for an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. For conference tournament schedules and results, click on the league name listed below:

POSTSEASON CONFERENCE TOURNEY SCHEDULE
CONFERENCE	DATES	SITE	2002 CHAMP
America East	March 7-9	Hartford, Conn.	Hartford
ACC	March 1-4	Greensboro, N.C.	Duke
Atlantic 10	March 1-4^	Philadelphia	Temple
Atlantic Sun	March 7-9	Troy, Ala.	Georgia State
Big East	March 2-5^	Piscataway, N.J.	Connecticut
Big Sky	March 7-9	Ogden, Utah	Weber State
Big South	Feb. 27-March 2	Roanoke, Va.	Liberty
Big Ten	Feb. 28-March 4^	Indianapolis	Indiana
Big 12	March 5-9	Kansas City< Mo.	Oklahoma
Big West	March 6-9	Anaheim, Calif.	UC-Santa Barbara
Colonial	March 6-9	Norfolk, Va.	Old Dominion
Conference USA	March 1-4^	Chicago	Cincinnati
Horizon	Feb. 27-March 3	Chicago	Wis.-Green Bay
Metro Atlantic	Feb. 28-March 3	Albany, N.Y.	St. Peter's
Mid-American	March 2-9	Cleveland	Kent State
Mid-Continent	March 2-5	Fort Wayne, Ind.	Oakland
Mid-Eastern	March 4-9	Richmond, Va.	Norfolk State
Missouri Valley	March 7-9	Springfield, Mo.	Creighton
Mountain West	March 6-9^	Las Vegas	Brigham Young
Northeast	March 2-9	Top remaining seed	St. Francis
Ohio Valley	Feb. 26-March 3	Louisville, Ky.	Austin Peay
Pac-10	March 1-4	Eugene, Ore.	Arizona State
Patriot	March 1-6	Upper Marlboro, Md.	Bucknell
SEC	Feb. 28-March 3^	Nashville, Tenn.	Vanderbilt
Southern	Feb. 28-March 3	Charleston, S.C.	Chattanooga
Southland	March 4-9	Top remaining seed	Stephen F. Austin
SWAC	March 5-9	Birmingham, Ala.	Southern University
Sun Belt	Feb. 28-March 5	New Orleans, La.	Florida International
West Coast	Feb. 28-March 3	San Diego	Pepperdine
WAC	March 5-9	Tulsa, Okla.	Louisiana Tech
^ Conference championship game to be televised on ESPN/ESPN2
NOTE: The Ivy League does not conduct a postseason tournament; the conference's regular-season champion, Harvard, has clinched the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.