March Madness: Sweet 16 scores, schedule, live streams for today, March 29

Four more tickets to the Elite Eight are on the line tonight as the East and Midwest regions take center stage in March Madness.

The Sweet 16 is in full swing after last night’s action in Anaheim and Louisville, but today’s slate of March Madness action may be even better. The East and Midwest regions take the court tonight, and the lineup is filled with blue blood programs, Hall of Fame coaches, and future NBA stars.

The night starts off in the East Region when LSU takes on Michigan State in the first game from Washington. The Tigers needed a last-second bucket from guard Tremont Waters to top Maryland in the Round of 32, while Michigan State cruised past conference rival Minnesota to earn their place in the regional.

The winner of that game will take on the victor from the nightcap at the Verizon Center between ACC rivals Duke and Virginia Tech. The Blue Devils lost to the Hokies in Blacksburg in the final week of the regular season, but each team was missing a key player (Zion Williamson for Duke, Justin Robinson for Virginia Tech) who will be on the court tonight.

The Midwest Region also features some intriguing matchups, headlined by a potential barn burner between top seed North Carolina and Auburn. Each team possesses a high-powered offense that can score at will, so this game has the potential to be in the ’90s, which will be great for fans of high-flying action.

The other game in that region is a showdown between Kentucky and AAC champ Houston, one of two non-power conference teams to make the Sweet 16. The status of P.J. Washington remains up in the air for Kentucky, and if he doesn’t play the Wildcats could have their handful with a stout Cougars’ squad that has one of the best defenses in the country.

The East Region games will be broadcast on CBS, and you can stream those online if you have the CBS All Access app. TBS will televise the Midwest Region games from Kansas City, and you can stream those games through WatchTBS. The NCAA’s official app, March Madness Live, will also have live streaming available for all four games tonight. Each of these apps requires a cable or satellite subscription in order to log in and watch the action.