The 2026 edition of the men’s NCAA Tournament, AKA March Madness, is underway! If you plan to watch matchups from the biggest and best tournament in American sports today, below you can get a look at Saturday’s game, the upcoming schedule, and other important details on March Madness, including how to watch and the future NBA lottery picks competing this month.
NCAA Tournament schedule today
Date Game Time (ET) TV Info
March 21 (9) Saint Louis vs. (1) Michigan 12:10 PM CBS
March 21 (6) Louisville vs. (3) Michigan State 2:45 PM CBS
March 21 (9) TCU vs. (1) Duke 5:15 PM CBS
March 21 (10 Texas A&M vs. (2) Houston 6:10 PM TNT
March 21 (11) Texas vs. (3) Gonazaga 7:10 PM truTV/TBS
March 21 (11) VCU vs. (3) Illinois 7:50 PM CBS
March 21 (5) Vanderbilt vs. (4) Nebraska 8:45 PM TNT
March 21 (12) High Point vs. (4) Arkansas 9:45 PM truTV/TBS
How to watch the 2026 men’s NCAA Tournament
If you plan to watch the NCAA Tournament games today on television, they will be available on the CBS Sports family of networks. Those are CBS, TNT, TBS, truTV. You can find times, channels, and matchups for today’s games above, or scroll down for tomorrow’s pairings.
Can I watch March Madness on my phone?
Yes, you can watch March Madness games on a mobile device with the March Madness Live App. (For iPhone users).
How to watch March Madness without cable?
All of the March Madness games can also be found on various streaming platforms. You can catch today’s matchups on YouTube TV, Paramount+, MAX, Hulu + Live TV, and DirecTV Stream.
What time is the first game tomorrow?
The first game on Wednesday’s NCAA Tournament schedule begins at 12:15 PM ET/9:15 PM PT and features
Upcoming NCAA Tournament schedule
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Who is favored to win the 2026 NCAA Tournament?
The popular picks to win the 2026 NCAA Tournament this month are one seeds Duke, Michigan, and Arizona.
Who are the top NBA prospects in March Madness 2026?
The 2026 NBA Draft is projected to be one of the best in quite some time, and several players who could be taken early in Round 1 will be competing during March Madness. Players you should keep an eye on are Duke’s Cam Boozer, BYU’s AJ Dybantsa, Arkansas’ Darius Acuff Jr., Kansas’ Darryn Peterson, and Houston’s Kingston Flemings.
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