CBS Sports has its top broadcast team on the first two games of this afternoon's NCAA Tournament second round slate. Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery and Grant Hill are on the call, with Tracy Wolfson on the sideline.

There was reason for skepticism after the CBS score bug went haywire and displayed wild scores for Wisconsin during the game. At one point, the score bug awarded Wisconsin a 220-something to 38 lead. Whatever that number is, it adds up to significant advantage for the Badgers. Another screenshot shows that the lead actually stood at 225-38.

Elsewhere, get ready for a high-octane all-SEC showdown, as conference foes meet when No. 2 seed Tennessee battles No. 3 seed Kentucky. Mark Pope is looking to lead the Wildcats to the Elite Eight in his first season at the helm in Lexington.

NCAA Tournament action resumes Thursday as the Sweet 16 gets underway with four huge games that each bring compelling storylines. By night's end, just 12 teams will be left standing in the race to crown a 2025 national champion.

Madness resumes Thursday night with the men’s Sweet 16. There are four games this evening, including top seeds Duke and Florida, which takes on Maryland in the West region. Follow our live coverage

All four No. 1 seeds are moving on to the second week of the 2025 NCAA Tournament, which is making some interesting history as 68 teams have been whittled down to 16 for the regional semifinals. For the first time in March Madness history,

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