What March Madness Games Are On Tonight? Women's Schedule (March 20)

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What March Madness Games Are On Tonight? Women's Schedule (March 20)

Friday’s women’s first-round schedule starts with Duke-College of Charleston at 11:30 a.m. ET and ends with Oklahoma-Idaho at 10. Texas, LSU, and Michigan headline the top seeds in action, while Oregon-Virginia Tech, Baylor-Nebraska, and NC State-Tennessee could be tighter battles. ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, and ESPNU carry a packed 16-game slate from morning through late night.

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