While the whole NCAA tournament is must-see TV for March Madness fan, the excitement only gets turned up even higher as the field gets narrowed down into the quarterfinals. If you are an avid basketball fan, or just a sports fan who loves drama, you won’t want to miss a second of the college basketball action in the days ahead.

The eight games of the Sweet 16 round will be played over two days – Thursday, March 27th and Friday, March 28th. Four sites around the country will play host to these regional semifinal games, with the regional finals coming on Saturday and Sunday.

Each of the games will be televised on either CBS or TBS, as well as streamed online at http://www.ncaa.com/march-madness-live.

If you are looking for a specific matchup to mark down on your calendar, or want to plan on watching them all, the television schedule of all eight games is listed below. The combination of heavyweight matchups and some surprising upstarts makes this likely to be one of the more exciting Sweet Sixteen rounds in recent memory.

Sweet 16 TV Schedule

Thursday, March 27th

• Dayton Flyers vs. Stanford Cardinal, 7:15 ET, Memphis, TN CBS

• Baylor Bears vs. Wisconsin Badgers, 7:47 ET, Anaheim, CA TBS

• UCLA Bruins vs. Florida Gators, 9:45 ET, Memphis, TN CBS

• San Diego St. Aztecs vs. Arizona Wildcats, 10:17 ET, Anaheim, CA TBS

Friday, March 28th

• Tennessee Volunteers vs. Michigan Wolverines, 7:15 ET, Indianapolis, IN CBS

• Connecticut Huskies vs. Iowa State Cyclones, 7:27 ET, New York, NY TBS

• Kentucky Wildcats vs. Louisville Cardinals, 9:45 ET, Indianapolis, IN CBS

• Michigan State Spartans vs. Virginia Cavaliers, 9:57 ET, New York, NY TBS

Despite most brackets around the country having been thoroughly busted, the NCAA Tournament marches on into the round of sixteen and each game will be broadcast on national TV between CBS and TBS.  Go here for a breakdown of all the Sweet 16 teams participating in this round.