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Live ESPN event back in Greenville, South Carolina at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. South Carolina playing in SEC tournament with perfect record.

South Carolina earned a double-bye in the SEC tournament and will begin play at noon Friday. Still, it will take place in the Palmetto State. The SEC championship will be played on Sunday, March 5 inside Bon Secours Wellness Arena.

After visiting Columbia last season, ESPN's College GameDay is coming to Greenville next Sunday for the SEC women's tournament championship.

South Carolina's first game of the conference tournament will be Friday (noon, SEC Network) against the winner of Thursday's game between No. The team has not won an SEC tournament title since 2019-20. It will be the first time College GameDay has attended a women's basketball conference championship game. No. The SEC tournament begins Wednesday with games among the four bottom seeds. It was the first time in 11 years ESPN's pregame show featured a women's basketball game.

CHAPEL HILL—ESPN's College GameDay, the network's flagship college basketball studio show, will originate from the Smith Center for the March 4 game between ...

Feb. Disability parking will be available in the Williamson Lot off of Skipper Bowles Drive. UNC will provide sign-making stations outside Entrances C and D of the Smith Center. UNC students should use Entrance C to the arena and the general public should use Entrance D. Bilas will call the game that evening with broadcast partner Dan Shulman. Smith Center for the show, which will begin at 11 a.m.

The Carolina and Duke match is the 260th meetup and tips of at 6:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. UNC will be hosting GameDay for the 11th time.

Saturday's rematch between North Carolina and Duke will close out the 2022-23 Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and it will be a huge game for both ...

ESPN's College GameDay is heading to Tobacco Road for the final weekend of the regular season. On Sunday afternoon, ESPN announced that it will be heading ...

Neither UNC nor Duke are ranked this year - nor expected to be national title contenders - but ESPN is going to he historic rivalry game anyway.

GameDay set for Championship Sunday live from the SEC Championship on March 5; The third and final GameDay from a women's college basketball matchup this ...

The show will air on ESPN for the first hour before moving to ESPNU for the NCAA Women’s Selection Special Extended Coverage at 9 p.m. 26 when the Tennessee-UConn rivalry was renewed and followed with the [first-ever stop at Carver-Hawkeye Arena](https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2023/02/espns-college-gameday-covered-by-state-farm-travels-to-iowa-on-feb-26-for-top-10-womens-matchup-between-hoosiers-and-hawkeyes/) for the Big Ten showdown between Indiana and Iowa on Feb. [women’s college basketball show this season](https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2023/01/espns-college-gameday-covered-by-state-farm-heads-to-rocky-top-for-no-5-uconn-at-tennessee-on-jan-26-first-of-three-womens-basketball-stops-this-season/). ESPN’s College GameDay Covered by State Farm® will travel to Greenville, S.C., for its final women’s college basketball stop of the season on Sunday, March 5 at noon ET (ESPN2). Full details of ESPN’s Champ Week Presented by Principal will be announced in the coming days. Post-season coverage will continue with The NCAA Women’s Selection Special Presented by Capital One live on Sunday, March 12, at 8 p.m. Elle Duncan will host the show with women’s college basketball commentators Andraya Carter, Rebecca Lobo, Carolyn Peck and Holly Rowe providing analysis, interviews and features ahead of the full slate of title games. Championship Sunday will feature six conference title games across ESPN platforms as part of the network’s comprehensive coverage of the women’s college basketball postseason. The day will begin with the Atlantic 10 Championship (Noon ET, ESPNU) followed by the ACC (1 p.m., ESPN), SEC (3 p.m., ESPN), Big Ten (5 p.m., ESPN), Pac-12 (5 p.m., ESPN2) and Big South (6 p.m., ESPNU). - Full Championship Sunday coverage includes Atlantic 10 (Noon ET, ESPNU), ACC (1 p.m., ESPN), SEC (3 p.m., ESPN), Big Ten (5 p.m., ESPN), Pac-12 (5 p.m., ESPN2) and Big South (6 p.m., ESPNU) on ESPN. ESPN’s College GameDay Covered by State Farm Makes Final Women’s Stop of the Season with Full Conference Championship Sunday Coverage on March 5

The Tar Heels picked up their biggest win of the season thus far last night, but they still have work to do if they want to make the NCAA Tournament. With games ...

UNC needs to make sure they are not looking ahead to Saturday, as they face a dangerous Florida State team (that picked up a big win against Miami on the road yesterday) on Monday evening. Derrick Lively and Jeremy Roach had big games for Duke in the first meeting with UNC after Coach K’s retirement. With games at Florida State and Senior Day against Duke coming up, Carolina has a chance to make a statement to the selection committee this week.

When you spy an azure-hooded blue jay in the back yard, do your throughs turn to "Creighton flying through the early rounds" of the NCAA Basketball ...

We loved the idea of encouraging everyone to tune out the noise, let instinct lead the way and to go with their gut. "The uncertainty and the madness and the chaos are really what make Tournament Challenge so engaging and so easy to love. When you spy an azure-hooded blue jay in the back yard, do your throughs turn to "Creighton flying through the early rounds" of the NCAA Basketball Tournament?

This March, millions of college basketball fans will turn to ESPN's Tournament Challenge to carefully curate men's and women's brackets.

John Marsico – Director “With this new effort, we wanted to embrace the fact that statistically, no one – not even the most well informed super fan – is capable of filling out the perfect bracket,” said Robyn Tenenbaum, Creative Director at BSSP. Ben McManus – Director Robyn Tenenbaum – Creative Director “ESPN Tournament Challenge continues to be the No. To get fans excited, ESPN is launching, “Go With Your Gut,” a campaign featuring three pieces of creative urging fans to let instinct lead the way.

ESPN has launched an innovative 18-second spot to encourage basketball fans to get ready for the upcoming March Madness tournament.

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