After several stunning upsets on Thursday, the second round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament begins on Saturday with eight games. Below are the start times, networks, and broadcasters for those eight games.
Saturday, March 23
#2 Arizona vs #7 Dayton
12:45 p.m. CBS
Brad Nessler, Brendan Haywood, Dana Jacobson
#4 Kansas vs #5 Gonzaga
3:15 p.m. CBS
Brad Nessler, Brendan Haywood, Dana Jacobson
#1 North Carolina vs #9 Michigan State
5:30 p.m. CBS
Brian Anderson, Jim Jackson, Allie LaForce
#2 Iowa State vs #7 Washington State
6:10 p.m. TNT
Tom McCarthy, Deb Antonelli, Avery Johnson, AJ Ross
#11 NC State vs #14 Oakland
7:10 p.m. TBS/truTV
Andrew Catalon, Steve Lappas, Evan Washburn
#2 Tennessee vs #7 Texas
8 p.m. CBS
Brian Anderson, Jim Jackson, Allie LaForce
#3 Illinois vs #11 Duquesne
8:40 p.m. TNT
Tom McCarthy, Deb Antonelli, Avery Johnson, AJ Ross
#3 Creighton vs #11 Oregon
9:40 p.m. TBS/truTV
Andrew Catalon, Steve Lappas, Evan Washburn

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