The first round of the NCAA Tournament came to a close late on Friday Night as the field is officially down to 32. The first two days of the Tournament didn't give the fans any fun as the lone massive story is McNeese knocking off Clemson while the rest of the weekend gave us slight upsets that were mostly expecting. Leaving the first round, there weren't any truly memorable moments as it was a chalky opening round.
When there aren't a ton of early upsets, often times that sets up for a better tournament later down the line as we'll get the best teams facing off against each other for the most part.
If you're looking to watch the games on Saturday, we've got you covered with the times, channels, and lines for each game. If you don't have cable and are looking for a streaming service to catch all of the games, FuboTV is a great option. FuboTV will have every game available for streaming with plans starting as low as $84.99 per month.
#4 Purdue Vs #12 McNeese State
- Time: 12:10 PM ET
- TV Channel: CBS
- Line: Purdue - 5.5 O/U 142.5
#2 St John's Vs #10 Arkansas
- Time: 2:40 PM ET
- TV Channel: CBS
- Line: St John's -7.5 O/U 144.5
#4 Texas A&M Vs #5 Michigan
- Time: 5:15 PM ET
- TV Channel: CBS
- Line: Texas A&M -2.5 O/U 140.5
#3 Texas Tech Vs #11 Drake
- Time: 6:10 PM ET
- TV Channel: TNT
- Line: Texas Tech -6.5 O/U 126.5
#1 Auburn Vs #9 Creighton
- Time: 7:10 PM ET
- TV Channel: TBS / truTv
- Line: Auburn -8.5 O/U 151.5
#3 Wisconsin Vs #6 BYU
- Time: 7:45 PM ET
- TV Channel: CBS
- Line: Wisconsin -1.5 O/U 154.5
#1 Houston Vs #8 Gonzaga
- Time: 8:40 PM ET
- TV Channel: TNT
- Line: Houston -5.5 O/U 139.5
#2 Tennessee Vs #7 UCLA
- Time: 9:40 PM ET
- TV Channel: TBS / truTV
- Line: Tennessee -4.5 O/U 131.5