Michigan will open the NCAA tournament against Montana in Des Moines, Iowa on Thursday at 9:20 p.m. (eastern). The game will be televised on TNT.
Kevin Harlan, Reggie Miller, Dan Bonner and Dana Jacobson will be on the broadcast.
The Wolverines are the No. 2 seed in the West regional and would face either No. 7 Nevada or No. 10 Florida on Saturday if they advance to the round of 32.
No. 1 Gonzaga, No. 2 Michigan, No. 3 Texas Tech and No. 4 Florida State are the top-seeded teams in the West.
Streaming Information:
All NCAA tournament broadcast will be available over the internet at NCAA.com. There are also apps available on the Apple, Android, Amazon Fire, Windows 10 and Roku platforms.
Ticket Information:
All games will be played at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
- Des Moines Full Strip
- Des Moines Session 1 (Thursday)
- Des Moines Session 2 (Thursday)
- Des Moines Session 3 (Saturday)
West Regional:
The West regional semifinals and finals will be played in Anaheim, CA. West regional games are scheduled to be played on March 28th and March 30th, 2019.
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Nick
These late starts (3/4 past years) are a slap in the face. 9:20 really means 10:00; I think the Houston game tipped off at a ridiculous 10:30 last year. We have a 66 year old (future hall of fame) coach who is 8 months removed from heart surgery. Yet he’s forced to push his body and health to the limit year after year. Shameful and disrespectful.
steve
Good grief, yet another wee hours NCAA Tournament game.
Champions
I agree. I hate watching games and waiting all day to see Michigan play.
umhoops
Even worse as media so I feel all of your pain. Late nights by the time press stuff wraps up.
CoryR
Whoa. Relax dude. If there were any health risks involved for Beilein to continue coaching he simply wouldn’t be doing it anymore. I don’t think they take coaches age into account when they select TV times…