Women’s March Madness 2023 Greenville Regionals TV Guide: Scores, Tip Times, Results, Teams, Seeds

March Madness is officially here, and it’s time to take a look at what’s in store for us in the coming weeks, starting with a quick look at the Greenville area.

Greenville 1 will be hard to leave as the No. 1 seeded South Carolina Gamecocks are on a mission to defend their national title and look like they have what it takes. You’ll be up against teams used to being underdogs and proving people wrong, like the UCLA Bruins and Creighton Bluejays. The Bruins struggled with injuries last season and missed the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2015. They didn’t rank when they started this season, but they proved themselves in a tough Pac-12 conference and are dancing again. Meanwhile, the Bluejays had a surprisingly deep run at last year’s NCAA tournament – they made the program’s first-ever Elite Eight. They have their key players back and will try to create more upsets this year.

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Indiana is No. 1 in Greenville 2. The Hoosiers are deep offense, with six players averaging more than 9.5 points per game, led by Mackenzie Holmes with 22.3 points per game. They have their hands full with the LSU Tigers and Utah Utes enjoying their best seasons in individual program history.

LSU started the season 23-0, which was the longest winning streak in school history. The Tigers have impressive stats with Angel Reese, who is averaging 23.4 points and 15.5 rebounds per game, making her one of the top contenders for National Player of the Year. Meanwhile, the Utes had never cracked the top 10 rankings, but they found themselves at number 3 this year. Her resume includes Naismith Coach of the Year finalist Lynne Roberts, which guided her to a share of her first Pac-12 regular-season title. Here’s a look at all of the first round matchups:

All 2023 NCAA Women’s Tournament games will be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks, and you can stream any game on sfuboTV (try it for free).

(All times East)

Greenville region

First round

Friday March 17th

Saturday March 18th