March Madness 2024 Dates, schedule and more explored
With the regular season approaching the finish line, basketball fans have a different level of excitement as the NCAA Tournament 2024, also called March Madness, gets closer. The teams are eyeing the prize and fans are waiting for packed weekends. Here's a list of all you need to know including dates, schedule and more.
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When is the first day of 2024 March Madness?
Selection Sunday of the tournament will be on Mar. 17. However, the First Four games will tip off on Tuesday, Mar. 19 in Dayton, Ohio.
The first round of the tournament will be held at the University of Daytona. Check out the table below.
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ROUND
CITY
VENUE
DATES
HOST
First Four
Dayton, Ohio
UD Arena
March 19 - 20
University of Dayton
First/Second
Brooklyn. N.Y.
Barclays Center
March 22 -24
Atlantic 10 Conference
First/Second
Charlotte, N.C.
Spectrum Center
March 21 - 23
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
First/Second
Indianapolis
Gainbridge Fieldhouse
March 22 - 24
IUPUI / Horizon League
First/Second
Omaha, Neb.
CHI Health Center
March 21 - 23
Creighton University
First/Second
Pittsburgh
PPG Paints Arena
March 21 -23
Duquesne University
First/Second
Salt Lake City
Delta Center
March 21 - 23
University of Utah
First/Second
Spokane, Wash.
Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena
March 22 - 24
University of Idaho
First/Second
Memphis, Tenn.
FedExForum
March 22 - 24
University of Memphis
East Regional
Boston
TD Garden
March 28 - 30
Boston College
South Regional
Dallas
American Airlines Center
March 29 -31
Big 12 Conference
Midwest Regional
Detroit
Little Caesars Arena
March 29 - 31
University of Detroit Mercy / Oakland University
West Regional
Los Angeles
Crypto.com Arena
March 28 - 30
Pepperdine University
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Where to watch March Madness 2024?
NCAA games are live on TBS, TNT and TruTV, along with CBS in most cities. YouTube TV will also be streaming the tournament.
To watch the Elite 8 on the March Madness Live app, fans will need to have a subscription to a TV provider. Some of the top TV providers include AT&T U-verse, Cox, DirecTV, DISH, Optimum, Verizon and Xfinity.
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Tournament schedule & channels
Event
Start date
Channels
Selection Sunday
Sunday, March 17
CBS, Paramount+
First Four
Tuesday, March 19
truTV
First Round
Thursday, March 21
CBS, Paramount+, TBS, TNT, truTV
Second Round
Saturday, March 23
CBS, Paramount+, TBS, TNT, truTV
Sweet 16
Thursday, March 28
CBS, Paramount+, TBS
Elite Eight
Saturday, March 30
CBS, Paramount+, TBS
Final Four
Saturday, April 6
TBS
NCAA Championship Game
Monday, April 8
TBS
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Who won the 2023 NCAA Title?
UConn Huskies took home the prestigious title last year. The feat was extraordinary, considering they went unranked in the preseason to become the national champions.
The Huskies stole the show as they defeated the San Diego State Aztecs 76-59 to become the first team in NCAA tournament history to win all their games with a 13+ point difference.
Furthermore, coach Dan Hurley became the third UConn coach to win the National Championship, joining Jim Calhoun and Kevin Ollie.
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Pranav Khatri
Pranav Khatri is a high school sports journalist at Sportskeeda with a Master's in Sports Management and five years of experience in the field working with InsideSport, EssentiallySports, TwelfthManTimes, SportSavour, GeeksforGeeks.
Pranav is a football and basketball fan, and played both in college. He got into basketball and became a Dallas Mavericks fan due to Dirk Nowitzki's loyalty. His favorite NBA moment was Dallas defeating winning the championship, and their journey to the finals through the Lakers and OKC.
When not watching or writing about sports, Pranav runs a fashion jewelry business.