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Wednesday night's set of First Four games will cut down the March Madness field to 64 teams.
Prairie View A&M and Lehigh will fight for the last No.
16 seed in the 2026 NCAA Tournament bracket.
The winner will be part of the South Region and face No.
1 Florida on Friday.
WATCH: First Four games LIVE on DIRECTV
Miami (Ohio) and SMU will clash in the last First Four game and fight for the No.
11 seed in the Midwest Region.
Either the RedHawks or Mustangs will look to knock out No.
6 Tennessee.
Here is everything you need to know about today's schedule, including tipoff times and TV and streaming options for First Four games.
You can find truTV on the channels below if you want to watch First Four games via a traditional cable or satellite provider.
SN EXPERT BRACKETS: DeCourcy (Arizona) | Bender (Michigan) | Iyer (Arizona) | Gay (UCLA women)
How to watch 2026 March Madness games: TV channels, live streams
NCAA Tournament games will air on CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV.
Viewers can also stream March Madness games on DIRECTV (CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV), Fubo (CBS) and Paramount+ (CBS).
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How to listen to NCAA Tournament games on the radio
You can listen to NCAA Tournament games live on SiriusXM .
Channels for games are listed on the official SiriusXM website.
Jordan Greer is a writer and senior content producer at The Sporting News, where he has been covering the latest stories and trends across the sports world since 2015.
He covers a wide range of sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL, and previously worked for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Jordan is a graduate of Westminster College and Syracuse University.
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