The most exciting part of the year for college basketball, and perhaps even college sports, is almost here, and fans are more ready than ever. The 2025 March Madness tournament is all but here, and the location and details for every round have been announced.
The time is almost here, with the First Four kicking off on Tuesday, March 18. This weekend, the first and second rounds will conclude. By the time next weekend comes, the Elite Eight will be set. So, where will it be played, and what do you need to know?
Where is the 2025 Elite Eight Played?
On Saturday, March 29, the Elite Eight kicks off. At 6:09 p.m. ET, the first game of the Elite Eight will tip off, with the second coming roughly right after the first game. You can watch both games on TBS.
The first game will be at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, home of the NHL’s New Jersey Devils. Then, we will switch to the second game of the night, which will be at the coveted Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors, in San Francisco, California.
The Elite Eight will end the very next day, Sunday, March 30, after two more pivotal games. The first game of the day kicks off at 2:20 p.m. ET, and the second game will follow shortly after the first one concludes. You can watch both of these games on CBS.
The first game on March 30 will be broadcast live from the home of the Atlanta Hawks, the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, NJ. The second will be broadcast live from the home of the Indianapolis Colts, the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN.
CBS will lead the way with the 2025 March Madness, televising 24 games, including Final Four, Elite Eight, and Sweet 16 games. TBS will televise 18 games, including the Elite Eight and the Sweet 16 games.
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We are mere hours away from the 2025 March Madness tournament kick-off, and fans are more excited than ever. To get to the prestigious Elite Eight, teams must earn it and make it through the first, second, and the Sweet 16. The best will do it. So, one question remains: who makes it to the end?
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