The first day of the 2024 NCAA Women’s Tournament on Friday was mostly chalk. The better seed won 15 of 16 games, with Louisville’s loss to Middle Tennessee coming in as the day’s lone upset. Sunday’s second-round action features some better matchups, and all games will air on either BAC or ESPN.
Sunday, March 24
#2 Ohio State vs #7 Duke
Noon ESPN
Matt Schumacker, Meghan McKeown
#1 South Carolina vs #8 North Carolina
1 p.m. ABC
Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck
#4 Kansas State vs #5 Colorado
2 p.m. ESPN
Brenda VanLengen, Holly Warlick
#3 LSU vs #11 Middle Tennessee
3 p.m. ABC
Dave O’Brien, Christy Thomaskutty
#3 Oregon State vs #6 Nebraska
4 p.m. ESPN
Jason Ross Jr, Aja Ellison
#1 Texas vs #8 Alabama
6 p.m. ESPN
Tiffany Greene, Jimmy Dykes
#4 Virginia Tech vs #5 Baylor
8 p.m. ESPN
Jay Alter, Kelly Gramlich
#2 Stanford vs #7 Iowa State
10 p.m. ESPN
Roy Philpott, Brooke Weisbrod

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