Are there any March Madness games today? What to know about NCAA Tournament schedule on Tuesday, March 24

Really, there's been less March Madness this month than usual.

The men's basketball NCAA Tournament features seven of the eight top-two seeds advancing into the Sweet 16. The only upset in that grouping came when No. 1 Florida fell to No. 9 Iowa.

There are also a few other surprises, at least on paper. The 11th-seeded Texas is still alive after playing in the First Four. There's 4-seed Nebraska, which seedings would say should be here but also had never won an NCAA Tournament game before the two it has won this season.

But as always, there are 16 teams left after the first weekend, and if prior March moments have taught us anything, there's still plenty more special waiting just around the corner, even if we don't know yet what it'll be.

So stay tuned when the action resumes later this week. It should be fun.

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Are there any March Madness games today?

There are no men's basketball games in the NCAA Tournament on Tuesday, March 24. There are no games in the women's tournament either.

The men's tourney ran its Round of 64 on Thursday and Friday, and its Round of 32 on Saturday and Sunday.

The women's tournament was offset by a day -- Friday/Saturday, and Sunday/Monday.

The next men's games, in the Sweet 16, won't be until Thursday. The women's tourney resumes on Friday.

Men's NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 schedule

The men's Sweet 16 features four games Thursday, March 26:

• 11 Texas v 2 Purdue
• 9 Iowa v 4 Nebraska
• 4 Arkansas v 1 Arizona
• 3 Illinois v 2 Houston

And then four more on Friday, March 27:

• 5 St. John's v 1 Duke
• 4 Alabama v 1 Michigan
• 3 Michigan State v 2 UConn
• 6 Tennessee v 2 Iowa State

Women's NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 schedule

The women's Sweet 16 features four games Friday, March 27:

• 6 Notre Dame v 2 Vanderbilt
• 4 North Carolina v 1 UConn
• 4 Minnesota v 1 UCLA
• 3 Duke v 2 LSU

And then four more on Saturday, March 28:

• 3 Louisville v 2 Michigan
• 5 Kentucky v 1 Texas
• 4 Oklahoma v 1 South Carolina
• 10 Virginia v 3 TCU

Just a few more days to be patient before basketball is back.

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