The second weekend of the NCAA Tournament continues Friday with four more blockbuster matchups as the Sweet 16 rolls on with four more big-time showdowns. By the end of the night, the Elite Eight will be set in advance of two more huge days on Saturday and Sunday.

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The Women’s NCAA Tournament enters the Sweet 16 round this afternoon; with four games scheduled, eight teams will enter and only four will move onto the Elite 8, one step closer to the national title.

Just 16 teams remaining standing in the NCAA Tournament, as that number will get cut in half by Friday night. The next round of action tips off Thursday with fo

A predictably chalky opening slate gave way to some second-round excitement last weekend. Reigning champion South Carolina actually trailed Indiana at halftime. Kansas State and Kentucky made for an overtime banger;

The Kentucky Wildcats face the Tennessee Volunteers in the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament on Friday, March 28.

Check out our South Carolina vs Maryland how-to-watch guide to see what free live streams are available ahead of tipoff.

Alabama, 7:09 p.m. ET on CBS (STREAM) (4) Maryland vs. (1) Florida, 7:39 p.m. ET on TBS (STREAM) (4) Arizona vs. (1) Duke, 9:39 p.m. ET on CBS (STREAM) (10) Arkansas vs. (3) Texas Tech, 10:09 p.m. ET on TBS (STREAM) Here’s a recent AP March Madness story: The smaller the number,