NCAA Tournament on Sunday: Matchups, TV, streaming and odds for men's and women's Elite 8 games

Saint Peter’s Cinderella run continues on Sunday. 

After becoming the first 15th-seed to ever reach the Elite Eight, the Peacocks are looking for its fourth consecutive upset, this time over No. 8 seed North Carolina. Kansas, the lone remaining No. 1 seed in the men’s tournament, will take on No. 10 seed Miami. A trip to the Final Four is on the line. 

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© Dylan Buell, Getty Images Matthew Lee of the St. Peter’s Peacocks celebrates after defeating the Murray State Racers 70-60 in the second round of the 2022 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on March 19, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The women’s side of the bracket has officially advanced to the Elite Eight. No. 1 seeds South Carolina and Stanford have their sights set on the Final Four, but No. 10 seed Creighton and No. 2 seed Texas stand in their way. 

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Here is a full schedule, viewing guide and odds for all of Sunday’s games:

Where can I watch NCAA Tournament games online?

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Men: Live streaming is available at CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports app. Streaming is also available on FuboTV and through March Madness Live on the NCAA website.

Women: All games are aired on ESPN properties (ESPN, ESPN2). Live streaming is available on ESPN. For mobile viewing, use the WatchESPN app. Streaming is also available on FuboTV.

March Madness TV schedule (men)

(All times Eastern) (Odds via Tipico Sportsbook)

No. 1 Kansas (-5.5, O/U 147.5) vs. No. 10 Miami, 2:20 p.m., CBS (Chicago)

No. 8 North Carolina (-8.5, O/U 136.5) vs. No. 15 Saint Peter’s, 5:05 p.m., CBS  (Philadelphia)

March Madness TV schedule (women)

(All times Eastern) (Odds not available)

No. 1 South Carolina vs. No. 10 Creighton, 7 p.m., ESPN (Greensboro, N.C.)

No. 1 Stanford vs. No. 2 Texas, 9 p.m., ESPN (Spokane, Wash.)

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Auto Rotation On Arkansas forwards Kamani Johnson and Jaylin Williams (10) walk off the court after the Razorbacks’ loss to Duke in the Elite Eight. Houston guard Taze Moore reacts after the Cougars’ loss to Villanova in the Elite Eight. Notre Dame forward Maddy Westbeld reacts after the Fighting Irish’s Sweet 16 loss to NC State. Purdue guard Sasha Stefanovic sits on the court as Saint Peter’s celebrates behind him after the Peacocks upset the Boilermakers in the Sweet 16. Iowa State forward Aljaz Kunc hangs his head in the final moments of the Cyclones’ loss to Miami in the Sweet 16. Maryland guard Katie Benzan leaves the the court after losing to Stanford in the Sweet 16. Providence guard Al Durham leaves the floor after losing to Kansas in the Sweet 16. Arizona’s Dalen Terry reacts after losing to Houston in the Sweet 16. Texas Tech’s Adonis Arms reacts after his team’s Sweet 16 loss to Duke at Chase Center in San Francisco. The Duke Blue Devils won, 78-73. Gonzaga forward Drew Timme hugs Arkansas Razorbacks forward Jaylin Williams after the Bulldogs’ Sweet 16 loss to the Razorbacks. The Gonzaga bench reacts during the second half of the Bulldogs’ loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks in the Sweet 16. Gonzaga guard Julian Strawther puts his arm around guard Rasir Bolton as they walk off the court after the Bulldogs’ loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks in the Sweet 16. Gonzaga center Chet Holmgren walks off the court after the Bulldogs’ loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks in the Sweet 16. Gonzaga head coach Mark Few walks off the court after the Bulldogs’ loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks in the Sweet 16. Michigan guard DeVante’ Jones walks off the court after the Wolverines’ Sweet 16 loss to Villanova. Villanova’s Brianna Herlihy (14) is consoled by head coach Denise Dillon as she walks off the court during the second-round loss to Michigan. TCU center Eddie Lampkin hides his face as he leaves the court following the Horned Frogs’ overtime loss against Arizona. Texas forward Timmy Allen leaves the floor after losing to Purdue. The Auburn bench watched as the final moments tick off the clock in the Tigers’ upset loss to Miami. Michigan State guard Max Christie reacts late in a loss to Duke. Illinois players Trent Frazier (1) and RJ Melendez (15) console each other after a loss to Houston. Jackson State forward Miya Crump pulls her jersey over her head after a first-round loss vs. LSU. Memphis guard Landers Nolley II walks off the court after the Tigers’ second-round loss to Gonzaga. New Mexico State guard Levar Williams hugs forward Johnny McCants during the second half of the Aggies’ second-round loss to Arkansas. Tennessee guard Kennedy Chandler sobs in the arms of Michigan head coach Juwan Howard after the Wolverines’ second-round win over the Volunteers. Murray State forward Nicholas McMullen hangs his head after the Racers’ second-round loss to Saint Peter’s. Kentucky’s Jazmine Massengill and Rhyne Howard watch from the bench towards the end of the Wildcats’ first-round loss to Princeton. The Richmond Spiders react during the second half of their second-round loss to the Providence Friars. Creighton head coach Greg McDermott greets forward Ryan Hawkins late in the second half of the Bluejays’ loss to Kansas. The Saint Mary’s Gaels react on the bench late in their second-round loss to UCLA. Baylor guard Adam Flagler reacts on the bench in overtime of the Bears’ second-round loss to North Carolina. Montana State forward Gabby Mocchi, center, wipes away tears near the end of the team’s first-round game against Stanford. Virginia Tech guard Aisha Sheppard reacts while leaving the court after her team lost to Florida Gulf Coast in the first round. Delaware head coach Natasha Adair hugs guard Jasmine Dickey during the second half of their first-round loss to Maryland. Hawaii guard Ashley Thoms walks off the court with her teammates after their first-round loss to Baylor. UT-Arlington forward Starr Jacobs walks off the court after the first-round game against Iowa State. Montana State guard Xavier Bishop leaves the floor after the Bobcats’ first-round loss to Texas Tech. Alabama forward Juwan Gary walks off the court after the Crimson Tide’s first-round loss to Notre Dame. Wright State guards Tanner Holden and Trey Calvin react during the Raiders’ first-round loss to Arizona. Colgate guard Tucker Richardson stands on the court after the Raiders’ first-round loss to Wisconsin. Seton Hall players react after the Pirates’ first-round loss to TCU. UAB guard Jordan Walker walks off the court after the Blazers’ first-round loss to Houston. The LSU Tigers react during the second half of their first-round loss to Iowa State. The Cal State Fullerton Titans walk off the court after their first-round loss to Duke. Chattanooga forward Silvio De Sousa walks off the court after the Mocs’ first-round loss to Illinois. Delaware’s Anthony Ochefu, Reggie Gardner Jr. and Kevin Anderson walk off the court after the Blue Hens’ first-round loss to Villanova. Loyola-Chicago players react during the second half of the Ramblers’ first-round loss to Ohio State. Kentucky forward Oscar Tshiebwe reacts after the Wildcats’ overtime loss to Saint Peter’s in the first round. San Francisco forward Zane Meeks reacts after the Dons’ overtime loss to Murray State in the first round. Vermont guard Finn Sullivan (reacts after the Catamounts’ first-round loss to Arkansas. Akron head coach John Groce reacts during the Zips’ first-round loss to UCLA. The Kentucky Wildcats react to their overtime loss Saint Peter’s in the first round. San Diego State guard Adam Seiko walks off the court after the overtime loss to Creighton in the first round. The San Diego State Aztecs bench reacts to the overtime loss to the Creighton Bluejays in the first round. San Diego State guard Chad Baker-Mazara walks off the court after the Aztecs’ loss to Creighton in the first round. San Diego State guard Matt Bradley walks off the court after the Aztecs’ overtime loss to Creighton in the first round. Indiana players sit on the bench during the second half of the Hoosiers’ loss to Saint Mary’s in the first round. Marquette assistant coach Deandre Haynes hugs guard Greg Elliott as he is subbed off during the second half of the Golden Eagles’ first-round loss to North Carolina. Georgia State guard Corey Allen leaves the court after the Panthers’ first-round loss to Gonzaga. Boise State forward Tyson Degenhart hugs an assistant coach after the Broncos’ first-round loss to Memphis. South Dakota State head coach Eric Henderson reacts during the second half of the Jackrabbits’ first-round loss to Providence. Colorado State head coach Niko Medved hugs guard David Roddy in the second half of the Rams’ loss to Michigan. Boise State Broncos head coach Leon Rice reacts in the second half against the Memphis Tigers during the first round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament at Moda Center. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi guard Simeon Fryer walks off the court after the Islanders’ First Four loss to Texas Southern. Rutgers guard Geo Baker walks off the court after the Scarlet Knights’ double-overtime loss to Notre Dame in the First Four. Rutgers guard Caleb McConnell hugs a member of the coaching staff after the Scarlet Knights’ loss to Notre Dame in the First Four. Bryant forward Hall Elisias hugs head coach Jared Grasso after the Bulldogs’ First Four loss to Wright State. The Wyoming Cowboys bench reacts to their loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the First Four.

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