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Introduction to Selection Sunday<\/h2>\n

Who’s ready to fill out some\u00a0March Madness\u00a0brackets? The full 68-team brackets for the 2025 men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments\u00a0will be revealed on Selection Sunday. Several teams have already automatically qualified for the Big Dance through conference tournaments. But those on the bubble that don’t earn an automatic bid will be glued to the television come Sunday. So, which teams will go dancing? And which ones will be snubbed? Here’s how to watch the March Madness bracket reveals:<\/p>\n

When and What to Expect<\/h2>\n

Date of Selection Sunday<\/h3>\n

Both the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament brackets will be revealed on Selection Sunday, which is Sunday, March 16.<\/p>\n

Time of Selection Sunday<\/h3>\n

The men’s bracket comes out first starting at 6 p.m. ET followed by the women’s bracket starting at 8 p.m. ET.<\/p>\n

Men’s Selection Sunday Show<\/h2>\n

TV Channel<\/h3>\n

CBS will unveil the men’s bracket during the "2025 NCAA Men\u2019s Basketball Championship Selection Show." Adam Zucker will host alongside analysts Clark Kellogg, Jay Wright and Seth Davis.<\/p>\n

Live Streaming<\/h3>\n

The show will be available to stream on Paramount+ and NCAA March Madness Live.<\/p>\n

Women’s Selection Sunday Show<\/h2>\n

TV Channel<\/h3>\n

The women’s bracket will be released on ESPN during the "NCAA Women’s Selection Special."<\/p>\n

Live Streaming<\/h3>\n

The show can be streamed on ESPN.com, the ESPN app and ESPN+.<\/p>\n

First Games of March Madness<\/h2>\n

The men’s tournament kicks off with the First Four on Wednesday, March 19. The women’s First Four begins on Thursday, March 20.<\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/h2>\n

Selection Sunday is a crucial day for NCAA basketball fans as it sets the stage for the March Madness tournaments. With the brackets being revealed for both men’s and women’s tournaments, fans will finally know which teams will be competing and have the chance to start filling out their brackets. Whether watching on CBS for the men’s bracket or ESPN for the women’s, and streaming on various platforms, there are multiple ways to catch the action.<\/p>\n

FAQs<\/h2>\n