This is the most exciting month in college basketball, and in preparation for March Madness 2023, NBC Sports is bringing the second round and quarterfinals of the 2023 Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Tournament live on Wednesday, March 8 and Thursday, March 9 on USA Network. Each day, coverage includes nine hours of A-10 action from Barclays Center in New York, with eight matches over two days.

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With a conference record of 15-3 (24-7 overall), the VCU Rams captured the A-10 regular season title and will face No. 8 Davidson against No. 9 St. Bonaventure in the quarterfinals. The Wildcats and Bonnies kick off play in the second round on Wednesday at 11:30 am ET. The two teams met once in the 2023 regular season and on February 22, Davidson won at home, 74–61. At the helm of these programs is Matt McKillop in his first year as Davidson’s head coach, going head-to-head with Mark Schmidt, whose 282 wins over 16 seasons made him the best winning coach in the history of the Bonnies program.

On Tuesday’s first round, Richmond #12 eliminated #13 Massachusetts, St. Joseph’s #10 triumph over #15 Loyola Chicago, and #11 La Salle scored a 73–56 win over #14 Rhode Island.

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USA Network A-10 Men’s Basketball Tournament Schedule

Wednesday, March 8 – the second round.

• 11:30 AM ET – No. 8 Davidson vs. No. 9 St. Bonaventure
• 2:00 pm ET – No. 5 George Mason vs. No. 12 Richmond
• 5:00 pm ET – No. 7 George Washington vs. No. 10 St. Joseph
• 7:30 pm ET – No. 6 Duquesne vs. No. 11 La Salle

Thursday, March 9 – Quarterfinals

• 11:30 AM ET – No. 1 VCU vs. No. 8 winner Davidson vs. No. 9 St. Bonaventure
• 2:00 pm ET – No. 4 St. Louis vs. No. 5 winner George Mason vs. No. 12 Richmond
• 5:00 pm ET – No. 2 Dayton vs. No. 7 winner George Washington vs. No. 10 St. Joseph.
• 7:30 pm ET – No. 3 Fordham vs. No. 6 winner Duquesne vs. No. 11 La Salle

How to watch the 2023 A-10 Tournament

• Dates: Wednesday 8 March and Thursday 9 March.
• Time: 11:30 am – 4:00 pm ET, 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm ET.
• TV network: US network
• Streaming: NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app

The semi-finals will air on Saturday on CBS Sports Network and the final on Sunday will air on CBS.

When is Qualifying Sunday?

Selection Sunday will take place on Sunday, March 12 at 6:00 pm ET (CBS). This is the day when all teams and seeds will be revealed – the full tournament bracket.

March Madness 2023 will run Tuesday, March 14 through Monday, April 3 for men, while Women’s Tournament will start on Wednesday, March 15th and run until Tuesday, April 2nd. 68 teams will go head-to-head for a chance to become national champions. It all starts with qualifying Sunday, where the seeds and matches for the men’s and women’s tournaments will be announced. See below for more information on how to view the event.

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When is Qualifying Sunday?

Qualifying Sunday will take place this Sunday, March 12th. Teams and seedings for the men’s tournament will be announced at 6:00 pm ET (CBS). The full draw for the women’s tournament will be announced at 8:00 pm ET (ESPN).

How can I watch the Men’s March Madness Tournament 2023?

The men’s tournament games will be available on TBS, TNT, TruTV and CBS networks. Viewers can also stream the March Madness 2023 tournament live on the channel NCAA website.

How can I watch the women’s tournament?

The women’s tournament will be available on ESPN. See the full schedule of events below.

Madness Schedule for March 2023:

Men’s Tournament:

• Choice Sunday: Sunday, March 12
• First four: March 14-15
• First round: March 16-17
• Second round: March 18-19
• Sweet 16: March 23-24
• Elite Eight: March 25-26
• Final Four: April 1
• NCAA Championship Game: April 3

Women’s Tournament:

• First four: March 15-16
• First round: March 17-18
• Second round: March 19-20
• Sweet 16: March 24-25
• Elite Eight: March 26-27
• Final Four: Friday, March 31 (7 pm and 9:30 pm ET/ESPN)
• NCAA Women’s Championship game: Sunday, April 2 (3 p.m. ET / ABC)

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Let the game begin! The March Madness Tournament 2023 men’s tournament kicks off on Tuesday, March 14 with the first four matches to be played at the UD Arena in Dayton, Ohio, ending on April 3 with a national championship game at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. The women’s tournament starts on March 15 and will last until April 2.

Below you will find answers to all your frequently asked questions regarding men’s and women’s tournaments, as well as more information on how you can watch/live stream each game.

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March tournament Madness Tournament 2023 among men:

When is Qualifying Sunday?

Selection Sunday will take place on Sunday, March 12 at 6:00 pm ET (CBS). This is the day when all teams and seeds will be revealed – the full tournament bracket.

How many teams are competing in March Madness 2023?

The March Madness Tournament will feature 68 teams.

What are the venues for the March Madness Tournament 2023?

Tournament Men’s March Madness will be held at 14 different stadiums and in different cities of the country:

• First four: UD Arena in Dayton, Ohio
• First and second rounds: Legacy Arena (Birmingham, AL), Wells Fargo Arena (Des Moines, IA), Amway Center (Orlando, FL), Golden 1 Center (Sacramento, CA), MVP Arena (Albany, NY), Nationwide Arena (Columbus , Ohio), Ball Arena (Denver, Colorado), Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, North Carolina)
• Sweet 16 and Elite Eight: T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas, NV), Madison Square Garden (New York, NY), T-Mobile Center (Kansas City, MO), KFC Yum! Center (Louisville, Kentucky)
• Final Four and National Championship: NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas

How can I watch the March Madness Tournament 2023?

The games will be available on TBS, TNT, TruTV and CBS networks. Viewers can also stream the March Madness 2023 tournament live on the channel NCAA website.

Who won last year’s Men’s March Madness Tournament?

Kansas defeated North Carolina 72-69.

Madness Schedule for March 2023:

• Choice Sunday: Sunday, March 12
• First four: March 14-15
• First round: March 16-17
• Second round: March 18-19
• Sweet 16: March 23-24
• Elite Eight: March 25-26
• Final four: April 1
• NCAA Championship Game: April 3

Women’s March Madness Tournament 2023:

When does the women’s tournament start?

The women’s tournament will begin on Wednesday, March 15th and will run until Sunday, April 2nd.

When is qualifying Sunday for the women’s tournament?

Sunday, March 12 at 8:00 pm ET (ESPN).

How many teams are in the women’s tournament?

68 teams – the same number as in the men’s tournament.

Where is the women’s tournament taking place?

The places for the first four, the first round and the second round are yet to be decided as the top 16 players will compete.

Women’s Sweet 16 and Elite Eight: Bon Secours Wellness Arena (Greenville, SC) and Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle, WA)

“Final four” and the game of the national championship: American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas

How can I watch the women’s tournament?

The women’s tournament will be available on ESPN.

Who won the women’s tournament last year?

South Carolina defeated UConn 64-49.

Women’s Madness Schedule for March 2023:

• First four: March 15-16
• First round: March 17-18
• Second round: March 19-20
• Sweet 16: March 24-25
• Elite Eight: March 26-27
• Final four: Friday, March 31 (7 pm and 9:30 pm ET/ESPN)
• NCAA Women’s Championship game: Sunday, April 2 (3 p.m. ET / ABC)