March Madness: Elite Eight Thrillers

0:00On March 28th, the Elite Eight in the 2026 NCAA Tournament kicks off Saturday with four high-stakes games over two days, all deciding who, advances to the Final Four. We're talking 9-seed Iowa, battling 3-seed Illinois, 2-seed Purdue, facing Topseed Arizona on Saturday. Then Sunday brings the winner of 6-seed Tennessee or 2-seed Iowa State against Topseed Michigan, plus the 3-seed Michigan State or 2-seed. Michigan, winner taking on Topseed Duke. CBS and TBS have been carrying the load all tournament, with each network already broadcasting 21 games leading up to this. TBS takes both Saturday match-ups, while CBS owns Sunday's action, and they'll also host the Final Four since it's an even year. Fans are buzzing as March Madness hits its peak frenzy, drawing massive crowds to arenas like Houston's Toyota Center and Chicago's United Center. These games pack venues from San Jose to Washington, D.C., with viewers glued nationwide for

1:01the drama. Catch the details with top announcing crews like Kevin Harling calling Iowa Illinois at 609 PM Eastern on TBS, Brian Anderson on, Purdue, Arizona at 849 PM, Andrew Catalan for Sunday's 215 PM, Tip Off on CBS, and Ian Eagle handling the late 945. PM Finale. Stream every moment on the March Madness Live app, Paramount Plows for CBS Games, or HBO Max for TBS. Keep an eye on updates as the Final Four gets locked in by Monday morning. These battles are pure fire, leading straight into Championship Glory.