With 16 NCAA Tournament games taking place on Friday, there is too much basketball to keep up with. This is a good problem, but deciding which games warrant your attention is a challenge.
Here is a quick rundown of the contests you should prioritize for your viewing pressure.
We are No. 1
The NCAA Tournament is advertised as a wonderful competition where everyone has a chance. However, it always comes down to the top teams, and we rarely see a lower-seeded team make the Final Four. So, with the first full day of action beginning, why not check in on the titans?
South Carolina will take on Tennessee Tech at 4 p.m. ET, and UCLA will play Southern at 10 p.m. ET. Both games will air on ESPN. With the teams being two of the favorites to make a deep run, this is their first chance to show us why they are so highly ranked.
Will Lauren Betts dominate for UCLA? Will this be MiLaysia Fulwiley’s moment to shine for the Gamecocks? NBA star Steph Curry certainly seems to think so, repping a shirt with her face on it.
These games might not be close, but we want to see dominance immediately from the favorites. And who knows, maybe an upset can happen? Perhaps South Carolina or UCLA will get pushed to the brink. You never know, and if that occurs, it would be fun to say you saw it…
