The March madness continues on Sunday when men started the second phase of the NCAA tournament and women.
Will we finally start to see more upset, or will heavy wits dominate? Take a look at the sports schedules below and which one must be seen and which can be left.
Schedule Sunday Men (East East)
12:10 pm – No. 1 Florida vs. No. 8 Yukin (CBS)
2:40 PM – No. 1 Duke vs. No. 9 Beller (CBS)
5: 15 pm – No. 3 Kentucky vs. No. 6 Illinois (CBS)
6:10 pm – No. 2 Alabama vs. No. 7 St. Mary (TNT)
7:10 pm – No. 4 Maryland vs. No. 12 Colorado State (TBS)
7:45 PM – No. 3 Iowa State vs. No. 6 Oli Miss (Trutv)
8:40 pm – No. 2 Michigan Estate vs. No. 10 New Mexico (TNT)
9:40 PM – No. 4 Arizona vs. No. 5 Oregon (TBS)
Match up to see: The national champion Yukin does not seem to be a serious threat to the three stomachs, but the huskies demanded pride in the first round on Friday night. Now he finds himself in an unknown role of March Under -Dig against the geography Florida team on the ideal time. This will be the first real test of the NCAA tournament in Florida. Haski is well -filled with coaches and frames shooting.
To quit the game: One of the reasons is that Iowa State First Miss Sunday’s loan game was linked to Trot V. The match -up between the Hurricane and the rebels lacks the all -American candidate, the prospect of advanced NBA or major brand appeal. This is not a game of view from the beginning to the end. It is nice to check whether it is about 10 minutes.
Possibly Possibly: The biggest criticism when Kentucky hired Mark Pope, was that he never won the NCAA tournament game. A year later, the Pope has wild cits at a Sweet 16 offer. Standing on the way to Kentucky is an alliance team that is talented but fluent. Whenever the tools take the floor, the possibility is wide, which means that it can be anything from the Kentucky route to high scoring, free flow of free flow.
Player to see: Beller’s VJ Ejacombie was strengthened in the second half against the Mississippi state on Friday, attacked the rum, pulled the flock and came with important defense stops. He also had an NCAA tournament Missed the most braveK. Now the Beller Freshman, which is celebrated, will play at a bigger stage as the ninth seeded bears get their crack in Cooper Flag and Duke. This is the best opportunity for Ejkombby to strengthen itself as a five -Chen and probably climb even more.
Sunday Women’s Schedule (East East)
12 pm – No. 2 Duke vs. No. 10 Oregon (ESPN)
1 pm – No. 3 Notary Dam vs. No. 6 Michigan (ABC)
2 pm – No. 4 Kentucky vs. No. 5 Kansas State (ESPN)
3 pm – No. 1 South Carolina vs. No. 9 Indiana (ABC)
4 pm – No. 4 Beller vs. No. 5 Oli Miss (ESPN)
6 pm – No. 2 TCU vs. No. 7 Louis Will (ESPN)
8 pm – No. 4 Ohio Estate vs. No. 5 Tennessee (ESPN)
10 pm – No. 1 UCLA vs. No. 8 Richand (ESPN)
Must see: Make TCU star Haley Wan Lath time to face school, which led to the final two years ago. It should be compelled, even if both players and coaches of Van Lith and Louis Will have already ended it. On Saturday, Wan Lath said, “I’m really in a good place. I am very excited to play. You know, this game is bigger than me and what I am doing. TCU wants to go to Sweet 16 for the first time. This is much bigger than the story.”
To quit the game: Richmond won his first NCAA tournament game in the program history against Georgia Tech on Friday. It looks like a team that has achieved its goal that has prepared the NCAA tournament to remove the total badge of the number 1 of the tournament.
Possibly Possibly: Just two months ago, Kansas State broke the top 10 in the AP pool after the start of the season 19-1. Then, during the second half of the Big 12 play, the wild cats collapsed and cost himself to the top for seed. From foot injuries, the return of Center Euca Lee looks like Kansas State has been withdrawn in the form of an early season. Li 17 points and behind 10 wabruz, Wild Cats ended the dangerous number 12 seed Fairfield on Friday. Now he got a shot in the fourth seed Kentucky team, which barely survived his first round match.
Player to see: For the Notary Dam, the first quarter of the fourth quarter of Friday, the victory of a dominant first round was a joy. At the same time when the Star Guard Olivia Mails fell to the floor after bending his left ankle. From going to the second round match of the Notary Dam against the sixth seeded Michigan, it is unclear whether the mails will play and how healthy it will be. Notary Dam coach Neil Ivy told only reporters on Friday that the fairs “treated a lot” last night and “she says she feels very good.”
