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On which channel is Florida against Norfolk State? March Madness TV, time

On which channel is Florida against Norfolk State? March Madness TV, time

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No. 1 seed Florida and No. 16 Norfolk State will play on Friday, March 21st, in the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, in a March Madness NCAA tournament -College -Basketball game.

Here is what you should know about the time, the television station, the streaming of information and the announcers for the game in the first round in West region March Madness.

Florida is 28-5 in the season and went 15: 3. Norfolk State in the second game is 24-10 and went 11: 3 in the games of the sports conference with the Middle East.

The winner of this game will record No. 8 Seed Uconn or No. 9 Oklahoma on Sunday in the second round of the NCAA tournament, whereby the winner of this game is progressing to the Sweet 16 round next week.

See Florida against Norfolk State on Sling TV

When is Florida's NCAA tournament against Norfolk State?

The game in Florida against Norfolk State March Madness in the first round is planned on Friday, March 21, at 3:50 p.m. MST.

On which channel is Florida's game against Norfolk State March Madness?

The Gators VS Spartan's NCAA tournament in the first round can be seen on TNT.

How can I stream the men's college basketball game in Florida against Norfolk State?

Florida against Norfolk State can be streamed in Sling TV and other streaming services that wear TNT.

Who are the announcers for the game Florida against Norfolk State on Friday?

Ian Eagle will have the Play-by-Play-Call of the Gators against Spartan's March Madness game, with Bill Raftery and Grant Hill as analysts and tracy Wolfson as a reporter for the ridge-round NCAA tournament Matchup.

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