The men’s college basketball season is heating up, with a few conference tournament championship rounds still to be decided.
While conference tournament week has already given a lot of excitement and interesting storylines, Sunday, March 15, is no different, as conference champions will be crowned and March Madness brackets will start to take shape in the lead-up to the NCAA men’s basketball tournament featuring 68 teams in what is one of the sports calendar highlights of the year.
Here is the full list of college basketball games today, with the schedule, tipoff times, and where to watch all the action in the final few rounds of the conference tournaments.
Men’s College Basketball Schedule, Tipoff Times, And Where To Watch For Today, March 15
Ivy League Conference Tournament Championship: Penn vs Yale, at 12 pm EST on ESPN2
SEC Tournament Championship: Vanderbilt vs Arkansas, at 1 pm EST on ESPN
Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament Championship: Dayton vs VU, at 1 pm EST on CBS
American Conference Tournament Championship: Wichita State vs South Florida, at 3:15 pm EST on ESPN
Big Ten Conference Tournament Championship: Purdue vs Michigan, at 3:30 pm EST on CBS
Selection Sunday for NCAA March Madness Tournament Bracket: 6 pm EST on CBS
Men’s College Basketball Schedule, Tipoff Times, And Where To Watch For Yesterday, March 14
Ivy League Tournament semifinal: Cornell vs Yale, at 11 am EST on ESPNU
American East Conference Championship: New Mexico vs San Diego State, at 11 am EST on CBS Sports Network
Big Ten Conference semifinal: Wisconsin vs Michigan, at 1 pm EST on CBS
SEC Tournament semifinal: Vanderbilt vs Florida, at 1 pm EST on ESPN
MEAC Tournament championship: North Carolina Central vs Howard, 1 pm EST, on ESPN2
Atlantic 10 Conference semifinal: Dayton vs Saint Louis, at 1 pm EST on CBS Sports Network
Ivy League Conference semifinal: Penn vs Harvard, at 2 pm EST on ESPNews
American Conference championship: Charlotte vs South Florida, at 3 pm EST on ESPN2
SEC Tournament semifinal: Ole Miss vs Arkansas, at 3:30 pm EST on ESPN
Big Ten Conference semifinal: Purdue vs UCLA, at 3:30 pm EST on CBS
Atlantic 10 Conference semifinal: Saint Joseph’s vs VCU, at 3:30 pm EST on CBS Sports Network
American Conference semifinal: Tulsa vs Wichita State, at 5:30 pm EST on ESPN2
Big 12 Conference semifinal: Houston vs Arizona, at 6 pm EST on ESPN
Mountain West Conference semifinal: San Diego State vs Utah State, at 6 pm EST on CBS
Big East Conference championship: UConn vs St. John’s, 6:30 pm EST on FOX
SWAC Tournament championship: Prairie View vs Southern, at 7:30 pm EST on ESPNU
MAC Tournament championship: Toledo vs Akron, at 8 pm EST on ESPN2
ACC Tournament championship: Virginia vs Duke, at 8:30 pm EST on ESPN
Conference USA Tournament championship: Kennesaw State vs Louisiana Tech, 8:30 pm EST on CBS Sports Network
Big West Conference championship: Hawai’i vs UC Irvine, at 10 pm EST on ESPN2
WAC Tournament championship: CA Baptist vs Utah Valley, at midnight EST on ESPN2
Conference Tournament Semifinals And Championship Games
As the conference tournaments come to a close this weekend, many of the championship games will be on Saturday. Specifically for the Big 12, ACC, Big East, MAC, and a few other college basketball conferences.
However, there will be more college basketball games on tomorrow, as the Big Ten, SEC, Ivy League, Atlantic 10, and American Conferences will each hold their championship games on Sunday, March 15.
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There have already been many teams winning their conference tournaments and punching their ticket into the main event NCAA March Madness Tournament, set to start next week and go into early April.
However, the official brackets and seeding for each of the 68 teams in the tournament have yet to be released. In the hours after the conclusion of the Big Ten championship game on Sunday, set to be played at 3:30 pm EST on CBS, the NCAA will release the bracket for the March Madness tournament on Selection Sunday at 6 pm EST on CBS.
The conference tournaments have already given major excitement and storylines like the cinderella run for Ole Miss in the SEC, previously-undefeated Miami (OH) losing in the first round of the MAC Tournament, and a bunch of other notable buzzer-beaters and upsets.
But as the conference tournaments come to a close, the madness will only continue as the NCAA tournament begins next week.
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