The 2015 NCAA tournament is well underway, with a several day break before the next round of action.
The Sweet Sixteen bracket and schedule is set with some surprising teams making the cut and others shockingly being sent home early.
No. 8 North Carolina State stunned No. 1 Villanova, but the distinction of being the highest seed left in the tournament belongs to No. 11 UCLA, which knocked off No. 6 SMU before taking down No. 14 UAB.
Two other huge upsets in the third round saw two No. 2 seeds--Kansas and Virginia--sent home, courtesy of No. 7 seeds Wichita State and Michigan State.
After the frenetic weekend, the teams that survived the initial rounds get a well-deserved break before action starts again on Thursday night into Friday night.
Teams that make it to the Elite Eight get only a day of rest before the games on Saturday and Sunday.
The two Final Four games will take place on Saturday, April 4.
The National Championship is slated for Monday, April 6.
See a full Sweet 16 schedule below.
Thursday, March 26
7:15 p.m. EDT
No. 3 Notre Dame vs No. 7 Wichita State
CBS
7:47 p.m. EDT
No. 1 Wisconsin vs No. 4 North Carolina
TBS
9:45 p.m. EDT
No. 1 Kentucky vs No. 5 West Virginia
CBS
10:17 p.m. EDT
No. 2 Arizona vs No. 6 Xavier
TBS
Friday, March 27
7:15 p.m. EDT
No. 2 Gonzaga vs No. 11 UCLA
CBS
7:37 p.m. EDT
No. 4 Louisville vs No. 8 NC State
TBS
9:45 p.m. EDT
No. 1 Duke vs No. 5 Utah
CBS
10:07 p.m. EDT
No. 3 Oklahoma vs No. 7 Michigan State
TBS
