Raleigh's UNC Women's Team Dominates in Rivalry!

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 07: A detailed view of March Madness Wilson NCAA game basketballs before the game between the UCLA Bruins and the Oregon Ducks at UCLA Pauley Pavilion on December 07, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images) | Getty Images It’s the best time of the year. Even with Carolina’s early exit from the men’s ACC Tournament on Thursday and the week plus wait since the women lost in their tournament, there’s a sense of anticipation as anything still seems possible depending on the roadmap that both committees lay out for the teams.

Neither squad is expected to contend for a national title, yet we all know that with the right combination of events we’ll get a magical night like we did four years ago in New Orleans. All of that begins tonight with TV shows that will let everyone know their fate, and unlike last year fans aren’t on pins and needles seeing if the Tar Heels will even make it. So how can you watch the reveals?

Men’s Tournament Bracket reveal As has become tradition, CBS is the exclusive home of the NCAA Tournament bracket reveal at 6 p. m. EDT.

They’ll lead up to the show with the Big Ten Tournament championship, and then it’ll be the traditional broadcast with the reveal of the four regions and the team-by team breakdown. That’ll be followed by an interview with the NCAA Tournament Committee Chair Ken Gill, who is the commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference. So at least this year there won’t be any sort of discussion about subterfuge as to where where Carolina ends up on the bracket.