2017 NCAA Tournament: How to watch Dayton vs. Wichita State, game time, TV info, live stream

No. 10 seed Wichita State, considered the most dangerous double digit seed in the tournament, faces No. 7 seed Dayton on Friday

By Kyle Boone

Mar 16, 2017 at 3:55 pm ET • 1 min read

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No. 7 seed Dayton squares off with No. 10 seed Wichita State on Friday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Here are some things to keep in mind about each team, along with viewing information for the game.

Viewing information

When: Friday, March 17, 7:10 p.m. ET

TV: CBS

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Things to know about each team:

Wichita State: Wichita State would have been good enough for an at-large bid, but the Shockers went ahead and won the MVC tourney anyway. With a 30-4 season including 18 wins by 20 or more points, their league dominance makes them an interesting case and difficult to project. But there won’t be a long list of teams signing up to play this dangerous mid-major.

Dayton: Dayton was a one-and-done in the A-10 tourney, but its regular season was impressive.. Archie Miller’s team has four seniors in starting roles and a long, athletic group that is well-disciplined and smart. Their offense ranks 48th nationally, and they would be a dangerous team if they slide to an eight-seed.

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