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A rematch between Cooper Flagg and Caleb Love headlines tonight’s March Madness Sweet 16 matchups.
No. 1 Duke and No. 4 Arizona will meet at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., with a trip to the Elite 8 on the line.
Flagg, Duke’s star and the presumptive No. 1 draft pick in this year’s NBA draft, averaged 16 points in each of Duke’s tournament wins so far. Love, a fourth-year player who started at UNC before transferring to Arizona, scored 29 points in the Wildcats’ second-round win over Oregon.
Duke and Arizona previously played each other earlier this season. Flagg led Duke to a 69-55 road win, scoring 24 points.
Duke vs. Arizona Sweet 16 date and time:
Arizona plays Duke in the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament today, March 27. Tip-off is set for approximately 9:39 p.m. ET, following the conclusion of Alabama vs. BYU.
What channel is the Duke vs. Arizona game on?
The Duke vs. Arizona game is airing on CBS.
How to watch Duke vs. Arizona in the NCAA Tournament for free:
If you don’t have cable or an antenna, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to watch the game.
Here are two cable replacement streaming services that we recommend, both of which come with free trials.
- DIRECTV Stream:MySports Genre Pack ($69.99/month) or Entertainment base plan ($86.99/month), both include five-day free trials
- Hulu + Live TV: the base plan is three days free, then $82.99/month
You can also watch CBS games from the NCAA Tournament on Paramount+ with Showtime ($12.99/month with one week free).
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