Andy Katz

2 months ago | lancasteronline.com | Robbie Hummel |Andy Katz |Keith Groller

The NCAA men’s basketball tournament field will be trimmed to 32 by the end of Friday and to 24 on Saturday. Duke, North Carolina, UConn, Kentucky and Florida are among the big boys involved in Friday’s games. Here’s a look at the TV schedule:Friday’s schedule12:15 p.m., CBS, (9) Baylor vs. (8) Mississippi State at RaleighAnnouncers: Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill, Tracy Wolfson12:40 p.m., truTV, Robert Morris (15) vs.

2 months ago | 247sports.com | Robbie Hummel |Andy Katz |Ben Dickson

The most anticipated NCAA Tournament for the Maryland men's basketball program in years has arrived. The No. 4 Terps (25-8) and No. 13 Grand Canyon (26-7) will meet for the first time ever in the West Region first round in Seattle on Friday afternoon. The winner will meet whoever emerges in the matchup between No. 5 Memphis and No. 12 Colorado State, which is a slight favorite, in the second round at a time to be determined on Sunday.

2 months ago | sportingnews.com | Lisa Byington |Robbie Hummel |Andy Katz |Daniel Chavkin

March Madness is here, which means it's time for some lifelong memories and iconic calls. A great college basketball moment is only as good as the announcers on the call, as this tournament is when announcers can really make their mark on the sport. For years, Jim Nantz provided the soundtrack of March Madness, but he stepped away from the job last year to make room for new voices.

2 months ago | cbssports.com | Lisa Byington |Robbie Hummel |Andy Katz |Matt Norlander

The 2025 NCAA Tournament got underway with two games in the First Four in Dayton, Ohio. That's when March Madness officially  kicks into gear with 68 teams all vying to become the 2024-25 national champion. With 67 games set to be televised across CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, fans will be able to keep up with all the action no matter when they wish to tune in or how they choose to view the games.

2 months ago | kissnwa.com | Lisa Byington |Robbie Hummel |Andy Katz

The 2025 NCAA Tournament begins Tuesday, March 18 with the First Four in Dayton, Ohio. That’s when March Madness truly kicks into gear with 68 teams all vying to become the 2024-25 national champion. With 67 games set to be televised across CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, fans will be able to keep up with all the action no matter when they wish to tune in or how they choose to view the games.