By the end of the night, the Final Four of the men’s NCAA Tournament will be finalized. CBS will broadcast both of Sunday’s Elite Eight games nationally. Streaming options for the game include the March Madness Live app (with a TV login), Paramount+ and Fubo, which carries CBS and offers a free trial to new […]
By the end of the night, the Final Four of the men’s NCAA Tournament will be finalized.
CBS will broadcast both of Sunday’s Elite Eight games nationally. Streaming options for the game include the March Madness Live app (with a TV login), Paramount+ and Fubo, which carries CBS and offers a free trial to new subscribers.Here’s what to know for Sunday’s Elite Eight games, including tip-off times and where to watch:
Watch Sunday’s men’s March Madness Elite Eight games live with Fubo (free trial)The South Region final is a matchup between two of college basketball’s top coaches in Auburn‘s Bruce Pearl and Michigan State’s Tom Izzo, who has a 59-25 record in men’s March Madness. It’s also a matchup between Johni Broome and Jase Richardson.
In the Midwest Region, No. 1 Houston and No. 2 Tennessee will clash in a matchup that features two of the top defenses in the country. Houston, which won a thriller against Purdue in the Sweet 16, is looking to make it back to the Final Four for the first time since 2021. Tennessee is seeking its first trip in program history.Here’s a look at Sunday’s Elite Eight slate for the men’s NCAA Tournament:
Men’s March Madness Elite Eight schedule today
The two remaining spots in the Final Four will be clinched in the Midwest and South regions on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and State Farm Arena in Atlanta, respectively.
- Game 1 (Midwest Region): No. 1 Houston vs. No. 2 Tennessee | 2:20 p.m. ET | CBS (Fubo)
- Game 2 (South Region): No. 1 Auburn vs. No. 2 Michigan State | 5:05 p.m. ET | CBS (Fubo)
Where to watch men’s March Madness games today?
- TV channel: CBS
- Streaming options: March Madness Live app | Fubo (free trial) | Paramount+
The winners of Sunday’s Elite Eight games will join No. 1 seeds Florida (West) and Duke (East) in San Antonio at the Alamodome for the Final Four on Saturday, April 5.
