The Women's NCAA Tournament will enter the sweet 16th round this afternoon. When four games are scheduled, eight teams will come in, only four will move to the Elite 8.
All four No. 1 seeds compete, with two South Carolina and UCLA active today. Of course, South Carolina is the defending champion. Gamecocks star Chloe Kitts announced a double-double in Indiana's second victory.
However, the afternoon begins with a matchup between the UNC Tar Heels and the Duke Blue Devils between the state rivals. North Carolina cruised throughout the first two rounds, but both Duke wins were far closer.
The four games begin today from 2:30pm to 2:30pm. This is your schedule and how you can tune it.
2025 NCAA Women's Tournament Sweet 16 Schedule and Channel:
Friday, March 28th
- No. 2 Duke vs. No. 3 North Carolina, 2:30pm on ESPN
- No. 1 South Carolina vs. No. 4 Maryland, 5pm on ESPN
- No. 2 NC State vs. No. 3 LSU, 7:30pm on ESPN
- No. 1 UCLA vs. No. 5 Ole Miss, 10pm on ESPN
How to watch 2025 NCAA Women's Tournament Sweet 16 for free:
If there is no cable, Live TV Streaming Service;The two that include ESPN and two that offer a free trial are:
- DirectV Stream: Entertainment Plan ($86.99 per month) or mysports Genre Pack ($69.99 per month), both offer a 5-day free trial
- Hulu + Live TV: base The plan ($82.99/month) includes all five networks and a free 3-day trial
You can watch the remaining tournaments aired between ESPN and ABC on any of these services.
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