Here’s how you can watch Saturday’s second-round March Madness games

Two days down and the field has been cut from 68 teams to 32 teams in the NCAA Tournament.

March Madness continues today with eight second-round games. The second half of the second round takes place Sunday.

Here’s everything you need to know if you want to watch today’s games in Las Vegas:

SATURDAY’S GAMES

(All games PDT)

9:10 a.m.: No. 5 Notre Dame vs. No. 4 West Virginia (KLAS/CBS)

11:40 a.m.: No. 8 Wisconsin vs. No. 1 Villanova (KLAS/CBS)

2:15 p.m.: Northwestern vs. No. 1 Gonzaga (KLAS/CBS)

3:10 p.m.: No. 11 Xavier vs. No. 3 Florida State (TNT)

4:10 p.m.: No. 12 Middle Tennessee vs. Butler (TBS)

4:45 p.m.: No. 7 Saint Mary’s vs. No. 2 Arizona (KLAS/CBS)

5:40 p.m.: No. 5 Virginia vs. No. 4 Florida (TNT)

6:40 p.m.: No. 5 Iowa State vs. No. 4 Purdue (TBS)

HOW CAN I WATCH ONLINE?

There are a number of options if you want to watch online.

NCAA.com: NCAA broadcasting will air all of the games live online and on its NCAA March Madness Live app, but you will need to log in with your cable credentials.

TNTdrama.com: You can watch the games aired live on TNT on its website as long as you have a current cable subscription that includes TNT.

TBS.com: You can watch the games aired live on TBS on its website as long as you have a current cable subscription that includes TBS.

CBS.com: You can watch the games aired live on CBS on its website as long as you have a current cable subscription that includes CBS.

HOW CAN CORD-CUTTERS WATCH?

If you’ve recently cut cable, not to worry, you can still catch the games if you have one of the following alternative cable services.

DirecTV Now: The basic package includes TBS, TNT and truTV. You can stream games on your computer, tablet, smartphone or streaming device. Plus, DirecTV is offering a free seven-day trial, which you could use to cover one weekend of games.

SlingTV: Similar to DirecTV, SlingTV is offering a free seven-day trial. TBS, TNT and truTV are available in the Sling Blue package.

CBS All Access: For the games that actually are on CBS, you can access the network’s streaming service for $5.99 per month. It’s available in most metropolitan areas.

PlayStation Vue: This offering is similarly priced to Sling and DirecTV and, depending on where you live, you might be able to get the CBS games included.

The Washington Post contributed to this article.

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