The women’s NCAA tournament is in full swing with the Sweet 16 games set to take place this week. All four No. 1 seeds have advanced, along with three No. 2 seeds. The lowest seeded team left in the competition is No. 7 Duke. Iowa’s Caitlin Clark and Syracuse’s Dyaisha Fair both set major records in the Second Round of the tournament, with Clark becoming the single-season scoring leader and Fair ranking No. 3 on the NCAA Division I all-time scoring list. The Sweet 16 games kick off this afternoon on ESPN, and fans are eager to see how their brackets fare.
The Sweet 16 games will be broadcast on ESPN and ABC, with streaming available through Sling Orange & Blue. The schedule for the women’s March Madness games includes matchups like Notre Dame vs. Oregon State, South Carolina vs. Indiana, Stanford vs. NC State, and Texas vs. Gonzaga on Friday, followed by LSU vs. UCLA and Iowa vs. Colorado, among others, on Saturday. The women’s tournament games will be aired on a combination of ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPNU, and ESPNews, offering fans multiple viewing options to catch all the action.
For fans looking to watch the women’s Sweet 16 March Madness games, Sling TV’s Orange & Blue plan offers access to nearly every channel needed to follow both the men’s and women’s tournaments, including ABC, ESPN, TNT, TBS, and TruTV. With 50 hours of free DVR storage included, viewers can record games to avoid missing any of the NCAA action. Additional access to ESPNU and ESPNews can be obtained with Sling’s $11 monthly Sports Extra add-on, making it a comprehensive option for fans who want to watch all the games.
Looking ahead, the schedule for March Madness 2024 includes First Four games, first round games, second round games, Sweet 16 games, Elite Eight games, Final Four games, and the NCAA Championship Game, with the final matchup set to take place at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. In addition to Sling TV, fans can also watch the men’s tournament games on a combination of CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV, with options like Paramount+ with SHOWTIME for live CBS coverage, HBO Max with the sports add-on free for subscribers, and live TV streaming services like DirecTV, Sling’s Orange & Blue plan, and YouTube TV for access to all the necessary channels.
With the excitement of the women’s Sweet 16 games set to unfold, basketball fans are gearing up to watch their favorite teams compete for a spot in the Elite Eight. Whether following the performances of top seeds like Iowa or upsets from lower ranked teams like Colorado, the tournament promises to deliver thrilling matchups and memorable moments. As March Madness continues to captivate audiences, fans have plenty of options to stay tuned to all the action and see which teams will ultimately advance to the Final Four and compete for the NCAA Championship.
