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One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Friday's Sweet Sixteen action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.

One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Thursday's Sweet Sixteen action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times of all Sweet Sixteen games. Using our five-star rating, we rank the games according to their "Must-watch" status.

These are games that feature one of:

Upset Watch

Star Watch

Too Close to Call

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times of all second round games. Using our five-star rating, we rank the games according to their "Must-watch" status.

These are games that feature one of:

Upset Watch

Star Watch

Too Close to Call

One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Friday's opening round action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.

It is that time of the year again and if you are like most college basketball fans during the first two days of the first round of the NCAA Basketball Tournament you suffer from that conflict caused by the first round basketball games being played while you are supposed to be hard at work.

Now if you were at work you probably wouldn’t be very productive since you probably would be watching games on your ‘puter or at least constantly checking on updates or maybe you might do what I did one time and smuggle a small TV in and put in the top drawer of your desk.

One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Thursday's opening round action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times of all first round games. Using our five-star rating, we rank the games according to their "Must-watch" status.

These are games that feature one of:

Upset Watch

Star Watch

Too Close to Call

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