This March may not have brought the typical chaos, but the outcomes of the NCAA Tournament have set the stage for an exhilarating Elite 8, with spots in the Final Four on the line. While Cinderella didn’t make an appearance this year, the Elite 8 still features a wealth of compelling narratives. The SEC has a genuine opportunity to secure all Final Four slots, as each regional final showcases a team from the SEC going up against competitors from the Big XII, Big Ten, and ACC. If this scenario unfolds, the SEC would finish 2-2 in the Final Four.
The lone top-two seed to fall short of the Elite 8 was St. John’s, which made way for a three-seed, Texas Tech. The Elite 8 games are scheduled for Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, with Saturday’s matchups broadcast on cable via TBS and truTV, while CBS will air the games on Sunday.
Saturday March 29
TNT Sports and CBS Sports Announce Tip Times and Commentators for Regional Finals on Saturday, March 29 pic.twitter.com/yBKCbMctQg
— March Madness Men’s Basketball TV (@MM_MBB_TV) March 28, 2025
6:09 p.m. ET – West Regional Final, TBS/truTV
#1 Florida vs #3 Texas Tech
Commentators: Kevin Harlan, Dan Bonner, Stan Van Gundy, Lauren Shehadi
8:49 p.m. ET – East Regional Final, TBS/truTV
#1 Duke vs #2 Alabama
Commentators: Brian Anderson, Jim Jackson, Allie LaForce
Sunday March 30
CBS Sports and TNT Sports Announce Tip Times and Commentators for Regional Finals on Sunday, March 30 pic.twitter.com/pzz9InuboB
— March Madness Men’s Basketball TV (@MM_MBB_TV) March 29, 2025
2:20 p.m. ET – Midwest Regional Final, CBS
#1 Houston vs #2 Tennessee
Commentators: Andrew Catalon, Steve Lappas, Evan Washburn
5:05 p.m. ET – South Regional Final, CBS
#1 Auburn vs #3 Texas Tech
Commentators: Ian Eagle, Grant Hill, Bill Raftery, Tracy Wolfson
