NCAA Tournament 2015: TV Schedule, bracket, and live stream for Sunday's games

The NCAA Tournament rolls on as half of the Sweet 16 field is set while the remaining teams are fighting to fill out the bracket and be a part of history. Villanova is the first one-seed to exit the tournament as the NC State Wolfpack strung together an impressive game to clinch the upset. Dayton has the opportunity to match UCLA as the lowest seed remaining if the Flyers can pull off the win against favored Oklahoma.

Maryland is back in action as the four-seeded Terrapins take on full-strength West Virginia who knocked off Buffalo in the Round of 64. Looks like your schedule is filled once again with basketball, basketball and more basketball. We'd love to know how your brackets are looking, is your Final Four still fully in tact even after Villanova went down? What upsets do you have for today?

Mobile App

For those of you always on the move, the NCAA has partnered with Turner Broadcasting to bring you every game on a mobile app that can be downloaded to your smartphone or tablet and just requires you sign in with your cable provider information.

Live Streaming

Watching every game live on your computer is also made easy this year with the March Madness Live website. This too requires that users sign in with their cable provider information.