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So far there are few worries Female NCAA Standwe have some monster duels set for Sweet 16, first with classic college basketball games, North Carolina third and Duke ranked second today. Tar Heels and Blue Devils stood out in the first of four sweet 16 games at ESPN at 2:30 pm (PST at 11:30 AM). The other four games are scheduled for tomorrow.
Here’s everything you need to know to watch the Sweet 16 of Women’s Parade Crazy Championships, including a cheap way stream The last four games and the national championship game.
South Carolina continued to pursue national champions by defeating Indiana in the second round of the week.
When will the Sweetness of Women begin?
Here is the sweet 16 TV schedule today and tomorrow (ET ET):
Friday, March 28
- 3 North Carolina with Duke 2: 2:30 pm on ESPN
- Maryland No. 4 & No. 1 South Carolina: ESPN 5 pm
- LSU No. 3 vs. NC Status: ESPN 7:30 AM
- No. 5 Ole Miss vs. No. 1 UCLA: ESPN at 10 pm
Saturday, March 29
- Notre Dame Cathedral No. 3 and TCU No. 2: 1 pm on ABC
- 5 Tennessee No. 1 Texas: 3:30 pm on ABC
- No. 3 Oklahoma vs No. 2 UConn: 5:30 pm on ESPN
- No. 5 Kansas vs No. 1 USC: ESPN at 8 p.m.
Sweet 16 and Elite Eight games will be played in Birmingham, Alabama and Spokane, Washington. The last four games and championship games will be held at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.
Looking ahead, this is the remaining match schedule, one round:
- Sweet 16: March 28-29
- Elite Eight: March 30-31
- Quarter: Friday, April 4
- National Champion: Sunday, April 6
How to watch female sweet 16 without cables?
The rest of the matches will be displayed on ESPN and ABC. All five major live TV streaming services offer two channels, but not every streaming service comes with every local network in each area, so check each channel using the link below to make sure it takes ABC to your place of residence. For example, Sling TV offers ABC only in a few markets.
Read more: March Crazy TV Deal
You need Sling TV’s Orange and Blue Plan, which costs $61 a month to get ESPN and ABC. Sling is the cheapest live TV stream per month, but only includes foxes Choose a market. Now you can get your first month for half a month. Read ours Sling TV review.
YouTube TV is $83 per month, including ESPN and ABC. Insert your postal code Welcome page See what local networks are available in your region. Currently, the initial six-month discount is $70 per month.
Fubo’s Pro plans cost $85 per month, which includes ESPN and ABC. Fubo is currently offering its first month for $55. Click here Check out the local channels you get. Read our Fubo reviews.
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Cheap streaming options and champions
ESPN Plus is a great option if you want to play the game end and watch the semifinals and national championship games.
ESPN’s independent streaming service costs $12 per month and will show the last three games of the game: the last four semifinals on April 4 and the championship game on April 6.
Last year, who won the Women’s Parade Crazy?
Caitlin Clark Popular 87-75 Complete a perfect 39-0 season.
