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The action in the 2023 NCAA Tournament is heating up and the March Madness bracket is sorting itself out as we near closer and closer to crowning a national champion. We’re halfway through second-round action after a fun-filled Saturday and set to drop down to only 16 teams remaining after a juicy Sunday slate wraps up.
Sunday begins as Saturday did — with two standalone games in succession on CBS — and wraps the same way Saturday did, too. We’ll have a frantic sprint to the finish line with FDU-FAU, Miami-Indiana and TCU-Gonzaga all in the late window across multiple networks blending in multiple windows.
No. 3 seed Kansas State and No. 6 seed Kentucky will start us off at 2:40 p.m. ET. There will be no No. 1 seed in action after Purdue bowed out to Fairleigh Dickinson in Round 1, but the 16th-seeded Knights will take center stage in the late window facing No. 9 seed FAU — with history on the line. No 16 seed has ever advanced into Round 3, which FDU can do with a win Sunday.2023 NCAA Tournament schedule, dates
Second Round
Sunday, March 19
MVP Arena — Albany | Nationwide Arena — Columbus | Ball Arena — Denver | Greensboro Coliseum — Greensboro
12:10 p.m.(11) Pitt vs. (3) Xavier
Ian Eagle / Jim Spanarkel // Evan Washburn
CBS (watch live)
2:40 p.m.(6) Kentucky vs. (3) Kansas St.
Ian Eagle / Jim Spanarkel // Evan Washburn
CBS (watch live)
5:15 p.m.(7) Michigan St. vs. (2) Marquette
Andrew Catalon / Steve Lappas // Jamie Erdahl
CBS (watch live)
6:10 p.m.(5) Saint Mary’s vs. (4) UConn
Spero Dedes / Deb Antonelli // AJ Ross
TNT (watch live)
7:10 p.m.(6) Creighton vs. (3) Baylor
Lisa Byington / Steve Smith / Avery Johnson //…
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Author : Kyle Boone
Publish date : 2023-03-19 16:30:25
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