The NCAA Men's Basketball Division 1 Round of 64 and 32 Games are over, and the Sweet 16 teams have been determined this weekend.
Qualifying Sweet 16 teams are: Florida, UCLA, Dayton, Stanford, Virginia, Michigan St., Iowa St., Connecticut, Arizona, SDSU, Baylor, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Louisville, Tennessee, and Michigan.
March Madness 2014 will resume Thursday, March 27, with the next round of Sweet 16 games.
All live action will be aired on CBS and TBS.
The updated printable March Madness bracket is available here.
The Sweet 16 games will be followed by the Elite Eight games on Saturday, March 29.
The Semifinals will take place April 5, with the Championship game to follow on April 7. Both games will take place at the AT&T stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Fans can watch all Sweet 16 games online for free via the March Madness Live app.
The new app will give direct live stream access to all games in the 2014 NCAA Division 1 Men's basketball championship tournament.
However, live streaming will only be available after users verify their TV subscription. All games broadcast on CBS will not require a log in for the app. The NCAA March Madness Live app will provide all coverage, including live streaming video, highlights, stats, news and social engagement.
NCAA March Madness Live is available directly on www.ncaa.com/marchmadness. To log in, click on the "select service provider" tab and make your selection.
The following is the full TV schedule for the Sweet 16 games on Thursday, March 27 and Friday, March 28:
March 27, 2014 (South, West Regions):
Stanford (No. 10) vs Dayton (No. 11) – 7.15 p.m. CBS
Wisconsin (No. 2) vs Baylor (No. 6) – 7.47 p.m. TBS
Florida (No. 1) vs UCLA (No. 4) – 9.45 p.m. CBS
Arizona (No. 1) vs San Diego State (No. 4) – 9.55 p.m. TBS
March 28, 2014 (Midwest, East Regions):
Michigan (No. 2) vs Tennessee (No. 11) – 7.15 p.m. CBS
Iowa State (No. 3) vs Connecticut (No. 7) – 7.47 p.m. TBS
Louisville (No. 4) vs Kentucky (No. 8) – 9.40 p.m. CBS
Virginia (No. 1) vs Michigan State (No. 4) – 9.55 p.m. TBS
