Sports TV Lineup for the Weekend: What to Watch

The schedule starts on Monday with college baseball, featuring NC State against Georgia Tech at 7 p. m. The same evening brings a women's college basketball semifinal from Wichita, followed by an elite‑eight game in Texas. Baseball fans also get a South Carolina vs. Mississippi State matchup on SECN at 7 p. m. Midweek, the focus shifts to high‑school basketball. The McDonald’s All American scrimmage takes place in Glendale, Arizona, with boys’ games at 1:30 p. m. and girls’ at noon. College softball returns on Tuesday with Penn State vs. Pittsburgh, while MLB offers a Yankees‑Seattle game at 9:40 p. m. On Wednesday, college basketball moves to Las Vegas with the College Basketball Crown quarterfinals on FS1. Women’s NCAA tournament games are highlighted in Phoenix, and the NBA shows a Chicago‑New York matchup at 7:30 p. m. The day also features the NHL’s Pittsburgh vs. New York Islanders on NHLN at 7 p. m. Thursday brings a mix of college and high‑school action. College baseball pits Arkansas vs. Auburn on ESPN2, and the NIT semifinal in Indianapolis airs on ESPN at 7 p. m. High‑school boys’ Chipotle Nationals quarterfinals take place in Fishers, Indiana, while golf viewers can watch the Augusta National Women’s Amateur second round.Friday is a busy day for baseball and basketball. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race starts at 4:30 p. m. , followed by LSU vs. Tennessee on SECN. College basketball’s final four in Phoenix features both men’s and women’s games, while the NBA shows Minnesota vs. Detroit on Prime Video at 7 p. m. Saturday offers a variety of sports: the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series at 2:30 p. m. , a PBA bowling event on CBS, and multiple college baseball games across ESPN2 and SECN. College basketball crown quarterfinals happen on FOX, while the NCAA tournament’s final four in Indianapolis is streamed on TBS, TNT, and TruTV. High‑school boys’ Chipotle Nationals reach the final in Fishers. Sunday closes with college basketball championships: the College Basketball Crown final on FOX, and the NIT championship on ESPN2. The NCAA women’s tournament final in Phoenix is shown on ABC and ESPN, with courtside coverage from ESPN. MLB, NBA, NHL, and soccer games fill the rest of the day, providing a full slate for sports fans.