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2022 March Madness season is here. The exciting, month-long NCAA tournament is finally getting back to normal. Following the cancellation of 2020 March Madness due to the pandemic and a highly controlled, isolated 2021 tournament with a limited audience, fans will finally return to the stands for this year’s tournament. Keep reading to find out how you can follow all the action:
After a wild 2021-22 season with plenty of teams showing great potential, experts are already making predictions on which team will win March Madness. However, no team has been pegged as a front runner for the national title so far.
Whether you’re hoping to catch a game or two in person, or follow the action from the comfort of your own home, here’s everything you need to know about how to watch March Madness.
Which teams are playing in March Madness?
Selection Sunday for the men’s NCAA teams will take place on March 13.
2022 March Madness schedule
Though we won’t get a complete schedule with formal tip times, announcer schedules and TV assignments until Selection Sunday, keep reading to see the schedule from the First Four all the way to the national title game.
- Selection Sunday: March 13, airing live on CBS 6 p.m. ET.
- First Four: March 15-16
- First round: March 17-18
- Second round: March 19-20
- Sweet 16: March 24-25
- Elite Eight: March 26-27
- Final Four: April 2
- NCAA championship game: April 4
Where to watch 2022 March Madness:
First- and second-round games will air live on CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, while the Sweet 16 games on March 24-25 will only be shown on…