The SEC got a record 14 teams in the tournament, but went 8-6 in the first round. Of those eight wins, seven came against teams seeded 11th or worse. Other than Arkansas’ win over Kansas, the league lost almost all of the toss-up games.

One of the biggest problems about the first two days of the NCAA Tournament is trying to figure out which games to prioritize. Even if you have a multi-screen setup, there are still difficult viewing decisions when games begin to overlap in the Big Dance.

There are 68 teams competing in the First Four and First Round in both the men's and women's tournaments, and we've got the complete schedule, featuring every matchup and where you can tune in to watch.