NCAA tournament TV schedule: Where can you watch March Madness Sweet 16 games?
March Madness has finally begun. The field of 68 was determined by the selection committee on Sunday, and while some of its choices invited controversy, the show must go on.
The bracket was then whittled down to 64 teams after the First Four on Tuesday and Wednesday with Alabama State, North Carolina, Mount St. Mary's and Xavier advancing to the first round.
The opening day of the first round had some notable upsets, including No. 12 McNeese beating No. 5 Clemson. No. 11 Drake also took down sixth-seeded Missouri. Day 2 followed with another big upset when No. 12 Colorado State beat No. 5 Memphis. Since then, college basketball's elite have reigned over the tournament.
Only one double-digit seed advanced to the Sweet 16: Arkansas, which upset St. John's in the second round. Only four conferences — SEC, Big 12, Big Ten and ACC — make up the Sweet 16, with the first four games scheduled for Thursday.
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Four different networks are carrying March Madness games in 2025. During the first round of the tournament, TruTV, CBS, TNT and TBS will carry various games. TruTV is channel 246 on DirecTV. It's listed as channel 242 on Dish. It varies on other providers.
The Sweet 16 round of games will be carries on two networks: CBS and TBS. The TV schedule for the Elite Eight games will be announced later.
Streaming games is also an option. Any streaming service that has access to CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, including YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV, is also showing the games.
Both Final Four games and the national championship will air on CBS.
Once the final 64 teams are set, the first round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament can begin. Below is a full schedule of each tournament game, including start times and TV networks for each matchup. All times are Eastern.
No. 16 Alabama State 70, No. 16 St. Francis 68
No. 11 North Carolina 95, No. 11 San Diego State 68
No. 16 Mount St. Mary's 83, No. 16 American 72
No. 11 Xavier 86, No. 11 Texas 80
No. 9 Creighton 89, No. 8 Louisville 75
No. 4 Purdue 75, No. 13 High Point 63
No. 3 Wisconsin 85, No. 14 Montana 66
No. 1 Houston 78, No. 16 SIU Edwardsville 40
No. 1 Auburn 83, No. 16 Alabama State 63
No. 12 McNeese 69, No. 5 Clemson 67
No. 6 BYU 80, No. 11 VCU 71
No. 8 Gonzaga 89, No. 9 Georgia 68
No. 2 Tennessee 77, No. 15 Wofford 62
No. 10 Arkansas 79, No. 7 Kansas 72
No. 4 Texas A&M 80, No. 13 Yale 71
No. 11 Drake 67, No. 6 Missouri 57
No. 7 UCLA 72, No. 10 Utah State 47
No. 2 St. John's 83, No. 15 Omaha 53
No. 5 Michigan 68, No. 12 UC San Diego 65
No. 3 Texas Tech 82, No. 14 UNC Wilmington 72
No. 9 Baylor 75, No. 8 Mississippi State 72
No. 2 Alabama 90, No. 15 Robert Morris 81
No. 3 Iowa State 82, No. 14 Lipscomb 55
No. 12 Colorado State 78, No. 5 Memphis 70
No. 1 Duke 93, No. 16 Mount St. Mary's 49
No. 7 St. Mary's 59, No. 10 Vanderbilt 56
No. 6 Ole Miss 71, No. 11 North Carolina 64
No. 4 Maryland 81, No. 13 Grand Canyon 49
No. 1 Florida 95, No. 16 Norfolk State 69
No. 3 Kentucky 76, No. 14 Troy 57
No. 10 New Mexico 75, No. 7 Marquette 66
No. 4 Arizona 93, No. 13 Akron 65
No. 8 UConn 67, No. 9 Oklahoma 59
No. 6 Illinois 86, No. 11 Xavier 73
No. 2 Michigan State 87, No. 15 Bryant 62
No. 5 Oregon 81, No. 12 Liberty 52
No. 4 Purdue 76, No. 12 McNeese 62
No. 10 Arkansas 75, No. 2 St. John's 66
No. 5 Michigan 91, No. 4 Texas A&M 79
No. 3 Texas Tech 77, No. 11 Drake 64
No. 1 Auburn 82, No. 9 Creighton 70
No. 6 BYU 91, No. 3 Wisconsin 89
No. 1 Houston 81, No. 8 Gonzaga 76
No. 2 Tennessee 67, No. 7 UCLA 58
No. 1 Florida 77, No. 8 UConn 75
No. 1 Duke 89, No. 9 Baylor 66
No. 3 Kentucky 84, No. 6 Illinois 75
No. 2 Alabama 80, No. 7 St. Mary's 66
No. 4 Maryland 72, No. 12 Colorado State 71
No. 6 Ole Miss 91, No. 3 Iowa State 78
No. 2 Michigan State 71, No. 10 New Mexico 63
No. 4 Arizona 87, No. 5 Oregon 83
7:09 p.m.: No. 6 BYU vs. No. 2 Alabama (CBS)
7:39 p.m.: No. 4 Maryland vs. No. 1 Florida (TBS)
9:39 p.m.: No. 4 Arizona vs. No. 1 Duke (CBS)
10:09 p.m.: No. 10 Arkansas vs. No. 3 Texas Tech (TBS)
7:09 p.m.: No. 6 Ole Miss vs. No. 2 Michigan State (CBS)
7:39 p.m.: No. 3 Kentucky vs. No. 2 Tennessee (TBS)
9:39 p.m.: No. 5 Michigan vs. No. 1 Auburn (CBS)
10:09 p.m.: No. 4 Purdue vs. No. 1 Houston (TBS)
Game times and TV networks have not been announced at this time
Game times and TV networks have not been announced at this time
6:09 p.m.: TBA vs. TBA (CBS)
8:49 p.m.: TBA vs. TBA (CBS)
8:50 p.m.: TBA vs. TBA (CBS)
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