Louisville Cardinals vs Kentucky Wildcats live stream free [CBS ]: Watch online NCAA March Madness Sweet 16

Defending NCAA champions, the Louisville Cardinals will go face to face with the Kentucky Wildcats on Friday night looking to continue their defense of their crown and claim a place in the March Madness Elite 8. The NCAA 2014 tournament's Sweet 16 round concludes tonight, and this is the penultimate game of the day. Even though the Cardinals have been seeded only at No. 4 this year, the defending champs will be one of the favorites, but must deliver tonight.

Louisville vs Kentucky will start at 9.45 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the CBS network. A full schedule of today's other games and how to watch them on TV is shown below. But all the action from today's March Madness tournament can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below.

Thursday saw four games take place in the March Madness 2014 Sweet 16 round, and the final four games will be featured tonight.

Last night, both No. 1 seeds in action made it through successfully to the Elite 8 Round. The Florida Gators claimed a reasonably comfortable win over the UCLA Bruins 79-68, and Arizona gained a solid 70-64 win over SDSU.

Meanwhile, the Cinderella story of NCAA 2014 tournament – Dayton – continue on Thursday night, as the No. 11 seeds managed to take down Stanford 82-72 to progress to the next round.

In Thursday's other game, No. 2 seeded Wisconsin easily defeated Baylor 69-52, showing some rock solid defensive work, and they will be confident as they enter the Elite 8 stage of the tournament.

All the action can be viewed online through live stream by clicking here.

A full schedule of Friday's NCAA 2014 Sweet 16 can be seen below:

Friday March 28

No. 2 Michigan vs. No. 11 Tennessee

7:15 p.m. CBS Tennessee

No. 3 Iowa State vs. No. 7 Connecticut

7:27 p.m. TBS Connecticut

No. 4 Louisville vs. No. 8 Kentucky

9:45 p.m. CBS Kentucky

No. 1 Virginia vs. No. 4 Michigan State

9:57 p.m. TBS Virginia

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