March Madness 2025 on CBS47: When to watch Sunday's games
March Madness 2025 on CBS47: When to watch Sunday's games
Stay in the know this Sunday as the NCAA men's tournament continues on CBS47 as the National Championship grows near.
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The winners of today's games will advance out of the 'Elite Eight' and into the 'Final Four', which will take place later this coming week on Saturday, April 5 on CBS47.
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Below is Sunday's schedule of games:
Sunday, March 30
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