Everything you need to know about Dayton if attending the First Four games

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We have the ultimate city guide to Dayton, the home of the First Four NCAA tournament games.

March Madness is coming to Dayton for the First Four, the opening round games of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. The University of Dayton arena has kicked off the spring tournament since 2001 and will continue to do so until at least through 2028. If you’re a fan visiting the Dayton area, here are some suggestions of places to eat and...

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