March Madness bracket 2023: Updated schedule, TV channels for every Sweet 16, Elite Eight game

After a wild first round headlined by No. 16 Fairleigh Dickinson's stunning upset of No. 1 Purdue, the second round of March Madness 2023 might have been even better.

The weekend included exhilarating finishes, a No. 15 seed advancing to the Sweet 16 for the third consecutive year, and three bluebloods getting eliminated. Kentucky, Kansas and Duke are out. Sixteen of the best teams in America are in.

The Sweet 16 promises more drama. Florida Atlantic and Princeton are looking to extend their dream seasons, Dan Hurley and Eric Musselman are set to meet in a matchup of fiery coaches, and the last two remaining No. 1 seeds are hoping to just hold on for another game. 

Once the Sweet 16 is done, the Elite Eight might deliver one of the most unusual Final Four fields in recent memory.

MORE: Watch NCAA Tournament games live with Sling TV

Here's everything you need to know to watch the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight, including a full schedule and TV channels.

March Madness live bracket

For live updates of the tournament bracket and information on how to watch March Madness, check out the links below.

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Printable 2023 NCAA Tournament bracket

You can get an updated, printable NCAA Tournament bracket here to fill out. TSN will update the bracket throughout March Madness.

2023 NCAA Tournament schedule, scores

The 2023 March Madness schedule, from the Sweet 16 through the national championship game, will be updated as the NCAA Tournament progresses. You can also follow scores and results with TSN's live March Madness bracket page.

(All times Eastern)

Sweet 16

Thursday, March 23

Friday, March 24

Elite Eight

Saturday, March 25

 Sunday, March 26

Final Four

Saturday, April 1 

Monday, April 3 

How to watch, stream March Madness games in 2023

• TV channels: TruTV, CBS, TNT, TBS
• Live streams: NCAA March Madness Live, Sling TV, Paramount+

Four different networks will be carrying March Madness games: TruTV, CBS, TNT and TBS. CBS will carry games through the championship, including all the Final Four games. TruTV will carry all the First Four games and will split first- and second-round games between CBS, TNT and TBS. TBS and CBS will share coverage of the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight.

NCAA March Madness live will carry live streams for all the games, but basketball fans will have other options as well.

Sling TV will carry all the games on TBS, TNT and TruTV during March Madness, covering most of the first four rounds of the tournament. New subscribers can start at $20 for the first month, with $40 per month thereafter. The remaining games will be found on Paramount+ with a premium subscription ($9.99 per month) to watch the games on CBS.

NCAA Tournament sites 2023

The Sweet 16 and Elite Eight games will be played across the four regions the tournaments are being played in. The Final Four, meanwhile, will see both semifinal matchups and the national championship being played in Houston, Texas.