March Madness 2000 is the third title in EA Sports' college basketball franchise. This time, there are over 200 teams to choose from, including 16 top women's programs. The teams have unique playbooks, play styles and fight songs. Game options include exhibition games and tournaments. The Dynasty mode allows one to lead a team over several seasons, with recruiting and "red-shirting" of players included. "Rivalry Mode" allows the automatic selection of a team's arch-nemesis as the opponent. There are new motion captured moves (including several flashy dunks), and the new "Dynamic Ball Control" feature allows for more precise control of moves like crossovers and spins. The game features commentary by Dick Vitale.

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Presented by	EA Sports Black Ops Entertainment
Project Director	Jose Villeta
Executive Producer	John Botti
Associate Producer	Kirk Lambert
Line Producer	Jessica Budin
Lead Game and AI Programmer	James Gooding
Audio Programmer	Robert Kohout
In Game Programmers	Ryan Higa (as Ryan Scott Higa) Robert Kohout Srini Aouie Lakshmanan
Front End Programmers	Walter Hochbrueckner Ryan Higa (as Ryan Scott Higa)
Additional Front End Programming	Rudi Kammerer Keith W. Thompson
Lead Artist	Don McDermott
2D Artist	Jake Cotton
3D Artist	Tong Chen
Lead Animator	Jason Greenberg
Animator	Brian Sanchez
Intern	Sam Ware
Basketball Consultants	Jon Bailey Syrus Yarbrough (as Syrus Yarborough)
Motion Capture Services for Prototype Provided by	House of Moves
Talent	Chico Langston
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