A look at how you can watch all the action on Saturday of the 2015 NCAA Tournament Final Four
After what has been yet another exciting NCAA Tournament, we’ve now reached one of the most exciting points of the year, as the Final Four has finally arrived. We began with the usual 68 teams, and after all the action, we’ve once again been able to cut it all down to just four.
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In the first game of the evening on Saturday, the Michigan State Spartans, champions of the East Region, will be taking on the Duke Blue Devils, the top seed and champions of the South Region. Two of the best programs of the last 20 years will be meeting in the Final Four, as well as two of the best head coaches.
In the second game of the night, the Kentucky Wildcats at 38-0 will continue their pursuit of history when they do battle with the Wisconsin Badgers, who are the latest team looking to thwart that pursuit of perfection. This is just a straight up heavyweight showdown on the Final Four, and with all due respect to the first game, this is the one that everyone is probably looking forward to the most.
This year’s Final Four is shaping up to be something special, and here is how you can watch all of it live on Saturday.
Final Four TV schedule
Duke vs. Michigan State, 6:09 p.m. Saturday
TBS: Jim Nantz, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill
TNT (Duke): Tom Werme, Alaa Abdelnaby, Chris Spatola
TruTV (MSU): Brian Anderson, Mateen Cleaves, Shireen Saski
Kentucky vs. Wisconsin, 8:49 p.m. Saturday
TBS: Nantz, Raftery, Hill
TNT (Kentucky): Dave Baker, Rex Chapman, Michael Eaves
TruTV (Wisconsin): Wayne Larrivee, Mike Kelley, Phil Dawson
What are you most looking forward to on Saturday?
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