- Women’s March Madness continues Friday with four games in the Sweet 16. The first game starts at 2:30 p.m.
- Today’s games are highlighted by Duke-North Carolina, with South Carolina, UCLA and LSU also playing.
The second week of Women’s March Madness tips off today. Over the next two days, we’ll see the Sweet 16 narrowed to an Elite Eight, followed by the Final Four who will be headed to Tampa.
The big game on the docket today is Duke vs. North Carolina, bringing new fuel to one of college sports’ greatest rivalries. It’s the biggest meeting between the Tobacco Road schools since the Tar Heels men’s team ended Mike Krzyzewski’s career in the 2022 Final Four. The two split their prior games this season, with the Blue Devils winning most recently on Feb. 27.
Another team from the Triangle, NC State, will have its hands full with Flau’jae Johnson and LSU tonight. We’ll also see defending champion South Carolina in action today, as well as No. 1 overall seed UCLA.
Saturday will see Southern California take the court without Player of the Year frontrunner JuJu Watkins, plus UConn and Notre Dame. Then tickets to Tampa will start getting punched Sunday.
Women’s March Madness schedule for Sweet 16 Friday
Here’s the full slate of games for the first day of the Sweet 16 in the women’s NCAA tournament, including how to watch on TV. All times Eastern:
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- No. 2 Duke vs. No. 3 North Carolina: 2:30 p.m. | ESPN
- No. 1 South Carolina vs. No. 4 Maryland: 5 p.m. | ESPN
- No. 2 NC State vs. No. 3 LSU: 7:30 p.m. | ESPN
- No. 1 UCLA vs. No. 5 Ole Miss: 10 p.m. | ESPN
How to watch women’s March Madness games today
All games for the rest of the women’s NCAA tournament will be broadcast on ABC and ESPN. Streaming options include ESPN+ and Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.
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