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The Big Day is finally here. The NCAA Tournament finally starts! Here are the games on the docket:
Game | Region | Time (ET) |
#4 Duke vs. #13 Albany | Spokane | 12:00 PM |
#7 Northwestern vs. #10 Arkansas | Oklahoma City | 12:00 PM |
#7 Dayton vs. #10 Iowa State | Albany | 12:00 PM |
#6 Washington vs. #11 Miami (FL) | Oklahoma City | 12:00 PM |
#2 Baylor vs. #15 Northwestern State | Oklahoma City | 2:30 PM |
#2 Kentucky vs. #15 Tennessee State | Albany | 2:30 PM |
#5 Mississippi State vs. #12 Tulane | Spokane | 2:30 PM |
#3 Iowa vs. #14 American | Oklahoma City | 2:30 PM |
#1 South Carolina vs. #16 Savannah State | Greensboro | 5:00 PM |
#3 Oregon State vs. #14 South Dakota State | Spokane | 5:00 PM |
#5 Texas vs. #12 Western Kentucky | Albany | 5:00 PM |
#8 Minnesota vs. #9 DePaul | Oklahoma City | 5:00 PM |
#1 Notre Dame vs. #16 Montana | Oklahoma City | 7:30 PM |
#6 George Washington vs. #11 Gonzaga | Spokane | 7:30 PM |
#4 California vs. #13 Wichita State | Albany | 7:30 PM |
#8 Syracuse vs. #9 Nebraska | Greensboro | 7:30 PM |
All games are viewable online through ESPN3. In addition, ESPN2 will air regional games if you want to watch them through the television.
Do you see any major upsets on the horizon? I don't know if I see any that really stick out, but there are some games that I am looking forward to watching. For me, the Minnesota vs. DePaul game looks to be the most exciting, but I also am looking forward to seeing the Northwestern vs. Arkansas as well as the GW vs. Gonzaga matchup.
If you're looking for more tidbits on each of the 64 teams in the tournament, check out Queenie's excellent Dance Cards.
So here's your space to talk about the games, and enjoy the madness!