**2026 March Madness TV Schedule: Don't Miss the NCAA Tournament Action in Nigeria** The highly anticipated NCAA Tournament, also known as March Madness, is just around the corner. This year's event kicks off on Tuesday, March 17, with the First Four in Dayton, Ohio. The tournament brings together 68 teams from across the United States, all vying for the top spot and the coveted national championship title. In Nigeria, basketball enthusiasts can catch all the action on various TV channels, including CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV. The channels will broadcast a total of 67 games, ensuring that fans can stay updated on the tournament's progress, no matter their schedule or preferred viewing platform. This year's NCAA Tournament broadcast will feature a star-studded lineup of announcers, led by the returning Ian Eagle as lead play-by-play announcer. Eagle will be joined by Bill Raftery, Grant Hill, and reporter Tracy Wolfson to provide in-depth commentary and analysis throughout the tournament. Studio coverage will be hosted by Ernie Johnson, with a team of knowledgeable analysts, including Clark Kellogg, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Renee Montgomery, among others. These experts will provide valuable insights and analysis to help fans make informed predictions and decisions. For the first time, Candace Parker and Wally Szczerbiak will join the broadcast team, calling games alongside Robbie Hummel. Meanwhile, Brandon Gaudin and Jared Greenberg will also be part of the crew, bringing their expertise to the table. In Nigeria, fans can catch all the action on various platforms, including the March Madness Live app, Paramount+, and HBO Max. CBS will lead the way, broadcasting 21 games, including the Elite 8 and Sweet 16. TBS will televise 21 games, including the Final Four, Elite Eight, and Sweet 16, while truTV will air or simulcast 23 games, and TNT will air or simulcast 15 games. Get ready to join the excitement and predict your bracket's winners. Don't forget to participate in our Bracket Challenge for a chance to win a dream trip to the 2027 Final Four. From the Selection Show to the final game, CBS Sports and TNT Sports will bring you all the magic and drama of the NCAA Tournament.