Here are the tip-off times and TV info for every game being played on the second day of the NCAA Tournament’s Round of 32.
By the time the final buzzer goes off on Sunday, the field of 68 will be cut down to the Sweet Sixteen. There are eight games on the slate on Sunday, including two which include No. 1 seeds. The University of North Carolina Tar Heels, seeded No. 1 in the South Region will take on No. 8 Arkansas, while Midwest No. 1 Kansas will take on No. 9 Michigan State. While all eyes will be on whether the top seed advance, all eight games are intriguing matchups.
In the Midwest Region, Kansas will not be the only interesting game on Sunday. The No. 2 Louisville vs. No. 7 Michigan contest should be a great one, as the winner may be the favorite to represent the region in the Final Four. The third game of the region will feature Rhode Island, the No. 11 seed that knocked off No. 6 Creighton on Friday. They will take on No. 3 Oregon on Sunday.
Over in the South region, No. 2 Kentucky will take on No. 10 Wichita State in a game that could be a huge test for the Wildcats. Wichita State beat No. 7 Dayton in their first round match, but that was really no big surprise. The third game in the South on Sunday will feature No. 6 Cincinnati against Lonzo Ball and No. 3 UCLA, as all three top seeds in the region will be on display.
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The East Region will feature two games on Sunday, including a team that had a shocking win in the first round. USC pulled off an upset in the Round of 64, knocking off No. 6 SMU. The Trojans played a First Four matchup on March 15, only to fly across the country and knock off the Mustangs two days later. They will look to continue their run against No. 3 Baylor, who thrashed New Mexico State in their first round matchup. The second East Region game will feature No. 2 Duke, who will take on a No. 7 South Carolina squad that blasted No. 10 Marquette on Friday.
There will be no games from the West Region on Sunday.
Here are the tip times and TV schedule for the eight games on the slate for Sunday.
Sunday, March 19
The Sweet 16 will be played in different locations for the four regions. The Midwest Region Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight will be played at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri. The East Region will play their games at Madison Square Garden in New York City, NY, the South Region will play their games at the Fedex Forum in Memphis, Tennessee, and the West Region will battle it out at the SAP Center in San Jose, California.