Second Round
For the women's tournament, when there are multiple games on at the same time on the same channel, it means ESPN is providing whiparound coverage: continuously taking you from one game to another, to the most exciting thing happening at the moment.
Remember: men's regions are named after directions while women's regions are named after cities.
NCAA Day Session Tip-Off (noon ET, CBS)
Lexington Region: (5)Ohio State/(4)Kentucky (12:05 ET, ESPN2)
Midwest Region: (7)Michigan/(2)Louisville (12:10 ET, CBS)
Oklahoma City Region: (7)DePaul/(2)Mississippi State (2:35 ET, ESPN2)
Bridgeport Region: (6)West Virginia/(3)Maryland (2:35 ET, ESPN2)
Lexington Region: (6)NC State/(3)Texas (2;40 ET, ESPN2)
GAME OF THE DAY: (10)Wichita State/(2)Kentucky (2:40 ET, CBS)
NCAA Night Session Tip-Off (5 ET, TNT)
Midwest Region: (9)Michigan State/(1)Kansas (5:15 ET, CBS)
South Region: (8)Arkansas/(1)UNC (6:10 ET, TNT)
60 Minutes (7 ET, CBS)
Stockton Region: (8)Arizona State/(1)South Carolina (7:05 ET, ESPN)
Stockton Region: (6)Missouri/(3)Florida State (7:10 ET, ESPN2)
Midwest Region: (11)URI/(3)Oregon (7:10 ET, TBS)
East Region: (11)USC/(3)Baylor (7:40 ET, truTV)
East Region: #2 Duke at #7 South Carolina (8:40 ET, TNT)
Lexington Region: (9)Purdue/(1)Notre Dame (9:05 ET, ESPN)
Stockton Region: (7)Creighton/(2)Oregon State (9:10 ET, ESPN2)
South Region: (6)Cincinnati/(3)UCLA (9:40 ET, TBS)
Inside March Madness!! (midnight ET, TBS)
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