2022 March Madness live stream: NCAA Tournament TV schedule, watch basketball streaming online Sunday

The second day of second-round action for the 2022 NCAA Tournament features programs that have been there before. The action gets started with two standalone South Region games from Pittsburgh. Then, attention will turn to arguably the biggest game of the day as No. 2 seed Duke takes on No 7 seed Michigan State. Sunday evening also includes another No 2 and No 3 seed, Wisconsin, Texas Tech and Auburn, and the final No 1 seed Arizona.

Mike Krzyzewski and Tom Izzo are playing each other for the last time on Sunday night in the NCAA Tournament. Krzyszewskie holds a 12-3 head-to-head advantage in their head to head series. Izzos won the previous game in 2009, beating Krzezkewskian in Elite Eight. Matt Norlander is on the ground in Greenville, South Carolina.

The Big Ten and Big 12 have been among the most successful conferences in the NCAA Tournament so far. They each got six teams through to the Second Round weekend action. Seven of the eight games on Sunday's schedule are from the Big 10 or Big12. The Big Big State has a favorite in action against No. 11 seed Notre Dame at 7:10 p.m. Sunday will go a big way in determining which conference finishes as one of big winners of first weekend of 2022 NCAA tournament.

Iowa State, Miami and Notre Dame are the double-digit seeds in the NCAA Tournament. Iowa State is the favorite to advance. Miami is 7.5-point underdogs against No. 2 seed Auburn and Texas Tech. Notre Notre Ireland is 4. 5-5 points underdog against Wisconsin.