
March 14-15 – The tip-off games, which pit the four lowest-seeded automatic bids against the four lowest-seeded at-large bids, are being split over two nights this year. Here’s when and where you can catch the games this year. The 2023 NCAA Tournament, as always, takes place in several segments. Here’s when and where the games will be airing and ways to watch for free, without a cable subscription. And if don’t have a TV in your home office (or, if you’re at the traditional office and want to sneak a game in without the boss knowing), there are options. The NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament is one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year.

After the First Four, games will start in the early afternoon (or morning for West coasters).

And for corporate America, productivity is likely to take a dive for the next couple of weeks.
