2015 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 TV Schedule, Wednesday results, Game Thread

Yesterday:

Things are falling into place rapidly now. The NIT final four is set after Temple blasted Louisiana Tech and Trey Freeman hit a buzzer-beating three to give Old Dominion a win over Murray State. The best-of-three CBI finals are ready to go as well, with Louisiana-Monrow and Loyola-Chicago advancing to the championship. Another heartbreaker settled the CIT quarterfinal match between UT-Martin and Eastern Kentucky; UTM's Marshun Newell sank a three with 3.3 seconds to play, and UTM stole the inbound pass to seal the one-point victory. Especially devastating for the Colonels: they'd fought back from a 14-point first-half hole.

The men's Division II quarterfinals saw familiar faces advance, with the only tight contest being between Indiana (PA) and Azusa Pacific. Wednesday's results:

Tonight:

The Big Dance resumes tonight with four Sweet Sixteen contests. The party starts in Cleveland as Wichita State takes on Notre Dame, and nobody wants to miss that one, especially to watch Wisconsin play basketball, right? The Big 12 will also try to represent as West Virginia faces unbeaten Kentucky; while we'll obviously be pulling for our conference brethren here, Arizona-Xavier may be a more compelling visual feast.

The second CIT quarterfinal is tonight, as well as the now-televised Division II semifinals. We're obviously all going to be focused on the Division I tournament, but if you've got any interest in seeing how quality D-II squads look against one another, this is a pretty decent chance. There are no flukes in this Final Four. Tonight's schedule:

Last night:

In the Division II Final Four, our local heroes have fallen. Emporia State put up a good fight, but couldn't get past the Vulcans of California. For Cal-PA, it was actually respite; their last two tournament games have gone to overtime. In the late game, Cal Baptist -- the fifth seed from the West Region, and therefore somewhat analogous to a 10 or even an 11 seed the way you're used to thinking of things -- advanced to the championship game. In the process, they shattered the nation's longest winning streak (33 games) by taking down South Atlantic top seed Limestone. As a result, we've got a Cal vs Cal battle on Friday night for the Division II title. Last night's results:

Tonight:

The women's docket tonight is almost entirely WNIT, with the games most of interest to our readers being Missouri at Michigan and Duquesne at West Virginia. Also, Oral Roberts takes on Louisiana-Lafayette tonight to see who gets to travel to Siena for the WBI title game. The schedule: