The madness of the women’s NCAA tournament is in full swing as the Sweet 16 games approach. All four No. 1 seeds have advanced, with the lowest seed being No. 7 Duke. Iowa’s Caitlin Clark and Syracuse’s Dyaisha Fair set records in the Second Round of the tournament. The Sweet 16 games are set to begin, with the schedule kicking off on March 29 and continuing on March 30. Fans can catch the action on ESPN and ABC channels, along with streaming options like Sling Orange & Blue.
The women’s NCAA tournament continues with the Sweet 16 round, starting with the matchup between Notre Dame and Oregon State. The full schedule for the March Madness Sweet 16 games includes showdowns between South Carolina and Indiana, Stanford and NC State, Texas and Gonzaga, and more. The games will air on ESPN and ABC, with coverage spread across ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPNU, and ESPNews. For those looking to watch, various streaming options like DirecTV, Sling’s Orange & Blue plan, and YouTube TV offer access to all the necessary channels.
The men’s NCAA March Madness tournament will also air on CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV. If you’re looking for live local channels like CBS or ABC, an old-school TV antenna or subscription to Paramount+ with SHOWTIME can provide access. For games on TBS, TNT, and truTV, HBO Max’s sports add-on may be a suitable option. Meanwhile, Sling TV’s Orange & Blue plan is a cost-effective choice for watching both men’s and women’s March Madness games, with add-ons available for ESPNU and ESPNews.
As March Madness 2024 progresses, fans can mark their calendars for key dates, including the First Four games in Dayton, Ohio, the first and second round games at various locations, the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight games, and the Final Four and NCAA Championship Game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Streaming services like Sling TV offer comprehensive coverage of the tournaments, with the option to record games for later viewing. With the excitement of the Sweet 16 games building, basketball fans can look forward to intense matchups and record-breaking performances from top teams and players in the NCAA tournament.
