2022 NCAA tournament TV info: Start times, networks and announcers

Here is the TV information, including the announcer pairings, for the next three days of the NCAA tournament. (The games also are available via streaming.)

Want to brush up on the NCAA tournament by region? Here are the bracket breakdowns: East, South, Midwest and West.

Friday 1^st-round games

Time	Network	Game	Play-by-play / analyst(s)
12:15 pm	CBS	Loyola vs Ohio State	Kevin Harlan / Dan Bonner, Reggie Miller
12:40 pm	truTV	Jacksonville State vs Auburn	Jim Nantz / Bill Raftery, Grant Hill
1:45 pm	TNT	Montana State vs Texas Tech	Lisa Byington / Steve Smith, Avery Johnson
2 pm	TBS	Yale vs Purdue	Spero Dedes / Deb Antonelli
2:45 pm	CBS	Delaware vs Villanova	Harlan / Bonner, Miller
3:10 pm	truTV	Miami vs USC	Nantz / Raftery, Hill
4:15 pm	TNT	Rutgers/Notre Dame vs Alabama	Byington / Smith, Johnson
4:30 pm	TBS	Virginia Tech vs Texas	Dedes / Antonelli
6:50 pm	TNT	Chattanooga vs Illinois	Harlan / Bonner, Miller
7:10 pm	CBS	Cal State Fullerton vs Duke	Nantz / Raftery, Hill
7:20 pm	TBS	Iowa State vs LSU	Dedes / Antonelli
7:27 pm	truTV	Wright State/Bryant vs Arizona	Byington / Smith, Johnson
9:20 pm	TNT	UAB vs Houston	Harlan / Bonner, Miller
9:40 pm	CBS	Davidson vs Michigan State	Nantz / Raftery, Hill
9:50 pm	TBS	Colgate vs Wisconsin	Dedes / Antonelli
9:57 pm	truTV	TCU vs  Seton Hall	Byington / Smith, Johnson

Saturday 2nd-round games

Time	Network	Game	Play-by-play / analyst
12:10 pm	CBS	North Carolina vs. Baylor	Brian Anderson / Jim Jackson
2:40 pm	CBS	Creighton vs. Kansas	Anderson / Jackson
5:15 pm	CBS	Michigan vs. Tennessee	Ian Eagle / Jim Spanarkel
6:10 pm	TNT	Richmond vs. Providence	Brad Nessler / Brendan Haywood
7:10 pm	TBS	Saint Mary’s vs. UCLA	Andrew Catalon / Steve Lappas
7:45 pm	CBS	Saint Peter’s vs. Murray State	Eagle / Spanarkel
8:40 pm	TNT	New Mexico State vs. Arkansas	Nessler / Haywood
9:40 pm	TBS	Memphis vs. Gonzaga	Catalon / Lappas

NOTE: The schedule is TBA for 2^nd-round games Sunday, though the first game starts at noon.

The Sweet 16 games are March 24 and 25. They will be on CBS and TBS, and the first games each night will start at 7 p.m.

The Elite Eight games are March 26 and 27. Games on the 26^th are on TBS and the first one starts at 6 p.m. Games on the 27^th are on CBS and the first one starts at 2 p.m.

The Final Four is in New Orleans. The national semifinals on April 2 will be on TBS, with the first one scheduled to start at 6 p.m. TBS also will show the final on April 4, with a start time of 9 p.m.

And in case you’re interested in attending games in person next year and not watching on TV, the 2023 NCAA tournament sites are listed here.