No. 1 seed Villanova will face off against the No. 3 seed Texas Tech in the Elite Eight on Sunday after both teams rolled by double digits on Friday in the Sweet 16 over West Virginia and Purdue, respectively. The winner will advance to the Final Four and end their season in sunny San Antonio, Texas.
Both teams are now three wins away from chopping down the nets.
Below you'll find information on how to watch or stream the game.
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About No. 1 seed Villanova
Villanova got a good scare from West Virginia and its pesky pressure defense, but the Wildcats' experience and talent -- led by Jalen Brunson -- proved to be too much for the Mountaineers. Nova may not only have the most lethal offense in the Tournament, but may also be the best team remaining in the field.
About No. 3 seed Texas Tech
Texas Tech's physicality on defense overwhelmed Purdue and its talented backcourt in the Sweet 16, as the Red Raiders forced 17 turnovers and disrupted the Boilermakers' plans in the frontcourt. Their defense ranks third in adjusted efficiency this season, according to data from KenPom, and is the single-biggest reason why they have a legitimate shot at taking down the giant that is Villanova.
Viewing Information
- When: Sunday, March 25 at 2:20 p.m. ET
- TV: CBS
- Where: TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts
- Stream: March Madness Live
- Follow: CBS Sports App
Live updates:
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