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The madness continues. Part 1 of the 2014 Sweet 16 went about as expected, though Dayton rumbling on was a pleasant surprise for some. Half of the Elite Eight is already set, now we get to find out the other half.
The Sweet 16 continues tonight with four games split up between CBS & TBS. Sure it's a Friday night, but it's March which means you have no life right now anyway. We've thrown together a handy schedule of all of Friday's action, which begins at 7:15 p.m. Reminder, if you're not near a TV set you can stream all of these games via NCAA.com, CBSSports.com and the March Madness Live app which is available for most devices including those that run iOS or Android.
Looking for a bracket? Here's a beautiful interactive one put together by our big brother's over at SB Nation:
On to the action though. Once again he's a schedule of all of Friday's madness, complete with a list of the announcers and sideline reporter for each game.
Friday's game/TV schedule
| REGION | GAME | VENUE | TIME | TV | ANNOUNCERS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midwest | (2) Michigan Wolverines vs. (11) Tennessee Volunteers | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
715p | CBS | Jim Nantz, Greg Anthony, Tracy Wolfson |
| East | (3) Iowa State Cyclones vs. (7) Connecticut Huskies | Madison Square Garden New York City, NY |
727p | TBS | Verne Lundquist, Bill Raftery, Allie LaForce |
| Midwest | (4) Louisville Cardinals vs. (8) Kentucky Wildcats | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
945p | CBS | Jim Nantz, Greg Anthony, Tracy Wolfson |
| East | (1) Virginia Cavaliers vs. (4) Michigan St. Spartans | Madison Square Garden New York, NY |
957p | TBS | Verne Lundquist, Bill Raftery, Allie LaForce |
Which game are you most looking forward to watching tonight?