How to watch Duke women's basketball vs South Carolina: Time, TV channel for Elite Eight
How to watch Duke women's basketball vs South Carolina: Time, TV channel for Elite Eight
The Duke women's basketball team has been on top of the world so far this March.
The Blue Devils beat the North Carolina Tar Heels on senior night in Durham, notched back-to-back top-10 victories over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and NC State Wolfpack to win the ACC Tournament for the first time in more than a decade, and then beat UNC again to clinch their first Elite Eight trip under head coach Kara Lawson.
The reward for that effort is a battle against the defending national champion South Carolina Gamecocks, a 33-3 juggernaut fresh off an SEC Tournament victory.
Head coach Dawn Staley and her dynasty looked ready to roll through the March Madness bracket again with their 19-point victory over the Texas Longhorns in the conference title game, but the Gamecocks have looked human in their last two postseason games. The Indiana Hoosiers and Maryland Terrapins played the Gamecocks within 10 points. Could the Blue Devils shock the world and win the Birmingham 2 region?
Here's how to watch the Duke women's basketball game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:
What channel is the Duke vs South Carolina game on today? Time, TV schedule
TV Channel: ABC
Start time: 1:00 p.m. ET
Duke vs. South Carolina will broadcast nationally on ABC during the Elite Eight. Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck and Kris Budden will call the game from Legacy Arena at BJCC.
Where to watch Duke vs South Carolina on livestream
Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.
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Duke women's basketball NCAA Tournament schedule
vs Lehigh Mountain Hawks (W, 86-25) - First Round
vs Oregon Ducks (W, 59-53) - Second Round
vs North Carolina Tar Heels (W, 47-38) - Sweet 16
Record: 29-7
South Carolina women's basketball NCAA Tournament schedule
vs Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (W, 108-48) - First Round
vs Indiana Hoosiers (W, 64-53) - Second Round
vs Maryland Terrapins (W, 71-67) - Sweet 16
Record: 33-3
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