NCAA Tournament 2014: Schedule And Bracket For Sunday's Games

The Bracket

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The Announcers

Raleigh: Kevin Harlan, Len Elmore, and Reggie Miller with Rachel Nichols reporting
St. Louis: Jim Nantz and Greg Anthony with Tracy Wolfson reporting
San Antonio: Marv Albert and Steve Kerr with Craig Sager reporting
San Diego: Andrew Catalon and Mike Gminski with Otis Livingston reporting

The Nantz team, unsurprisingly, gets the national doubleheader this afternoon. Also, Andrew Catalon will continue to call games in San Diego, despite his use of an ethnic slur during the foul fest that was Oklahoma State-Gonzaga, an incident he apologized for on air later in the game.

Single Games

All game times are Eastern.

All games are streaming for free (with registration) at NCAA March Madness Live.

St. Louis (South Region): No. 10 Stanford Cardinal vs. No. 10 Kansas Jayhawks, 12:15 p.m. (CBS)
KenPom projected score: Jayhawks 75-70
St. Louis (Midwest Region): No. 8 Kentucky Wildcats vs. No. 1 Wichita State Shockers, approx. 2:45 p.m. (CBS)
KenPom projected score: Shockers 69-65

Joel Embiid will again be out for the Jayhawks, who are likely happy that they don't have to play New Mexico Lobos in a rematch situation. The Cardinal simply as much of a defensive threat as the Lobos. In game two, a pair of teams who might just feel they've been disrespected square off -- the Cats can't possibly care much for their seeding, while many observers -- feel the Shockers' potential path to North Texas is a bit too stern.

Split Coverage

San Antonio (East Region): No. 6 North Carolina Tar Heels vs. No. 3 Iowa State Cyclones, 5:15 p.m. (CBS)
KenPom projected score: Cyclones 82-81
Raleigh (Midwest Region): No. 14 Mercer Bears vs. No. 11 Tennessee Volunteers, 6:10 p.m. (TNT)
KenPom projected score: Vols 69-60
San Diego (South Region): No. 12 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks vs. No. 4 UCLA Bruins, 7:10 p.m. (TBS)
KenPom projected score: Bruins 75-70
San Antonio (West Region): No. 6 Baylor Bears vs. No. 3 Creighton Bluejays, approx. 7:45 p.m. (TruTV)
KenPom projected score: Jays 74-72
Raleigh (East Region): No. 8 Memphis Tigers vs. No. 1 Virginia Cavaliers, approx. 8:40 p.m. (TNT)
KenPom projected score: Cavaliers 68-61
San Diego (West Region): No. 8 Gonzaga Bulldogs vs. No. 1 Arizona Wildcats, approx. 9:40 p.m. (TBS)
KenPom projected score: Wildcats 65-61

The two 3 vs. 6 games stand out to me as being the ones most likely to be fun to watch, as all four teams involved put defense on the back burner. Iowa State's chances in San Antonio might have dropped a bit with the news that forward Georges Niang broke his right foot in Friday night's easy win over NC Central Eagles. That's almost 17 points per game out of the Cyclones' rotation.

A trio of double-digit seeds will attempt to join Dayton Flyers on the second weekend, with one guaranteed to get there. That place will be decided in Raleigh, where Tennessee will attempt to avenge the beating Mercer handed it in Knoxville in the 2013 NIT. In San Diego, Stephen F. Austin takes on UCLA just two hours or so from Westwood, depending on the traffic, meaning its chances to grab a victory tonight may not be a great as they were on Friday.

The Round of 32 closes with a pair of No. 1 seeds in action. Both will need to drastically improve on Friday's indifferent performances to get past the talented and tricky eights they're drawn against.

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