March Madness Sweet 16 continues tonight with a familiar opponent who has already faced each other twice during this year's regular season.
The second Tennessee volunteer and the third Kentucky Wildcats meet again on the elite eight-round line. Tennessee has higher seeds here today, while Kentucky has won both games this season.
Kentucky scored the Sweet 16 after a 84-75 victory over Illinois, and Tennessee moved after beating UCLA 67-58.
The winner of tonight's game will proceed to play either No. 1 Houston or No. 4 Purdue in the Elite 8.
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Kentucky and Tennessee meet in the sweet 16 rounds of the 2025 NCAA Tournament on March 28th.
In this post, it is covered with a printable NCAA bracket with a 68-team March Madness 2025 field.
Which channel is the Kentucky vs Tennessee game?
The Kentucky vs Tennessee Games is airing on TBS.
How to watch Kentucky vs Tennessee for free in the NCAA Tournament:
If there is no cable or antenna, Live TV Streaming Service Watch the game.
Here are two cable replacement streaming services we recommend. Both come with a free trial version.
- DirectV Stream: MySports Genre Pack ($69.99 per month) or Entertainment Master Plan ($86.99 per month), both include a 5-day free trial
- Hulu + Live TV: The basic plan is free for 3 days and costs $82.99 per month
You can also watch the NCAA tournament on Sling TV Sling orange Plan. There is no free trial version, but the first month of the master plan is 50% off, with the first month ($45.99/month) totaling $23.00.
The game also includes the Bleacher Report Sports Add-on and will be streamed at Max ($9.99/mo). BR Sports streams games on TBS, TNT and TRUTV.
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