Selection Sunday 2023: March Madness bracket reveal date, time, and how to watch

Selection Sunday 2023 is almost here! March Madness started, well, at the beginning of the month, but things are about to get real on Selection Sunday when the NCAA committee reveals the bracket and which teams were chosen for college basketball’s biggest tournament.

For those who don’t know, 32 teams automatically qualify for the NCAA Tournament, the remaining 36 teams are chosen by the NCAA committee which has been watching games reviewing results and metrics all season for the big day.

It all goes down on Selection Sunday where hearts are broken, dreams are fulfilled, and fans find out when, where, and who their favorite teams are playing.

Selection Sunday 2023 date

We shared everything you need to know about Selection Sunday 2023 below.

• Selection Sunday date: March 12, 2023 
• Time: 6 p.m. ET (Men’s) and 8 p.m. ET (Women’s)
• TV Network: CBS (Men’s) and ESPN (Women’s 

What time is the March Madness bracket revealed?

The March Madness bracket reveal for the Men’s NCAA Tournament begins at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, but we won’t get the full bracket for a while. The show announces each team competing in the tournament, region by region. There are four regions: East, West, South, and Midwest.

So, it takes about 5-10 minutes (without commercials) to go through each region, so we’re looking at about 30-40 minutes into the show that we’ll know the full 2023 Men’s NCAA Tournament bracket.

That’s when you can start filling out your March Madness bracket!

For the 2023 Women’s NCAA Tournament, it will be around the same time (30-40 minutes) into the show that the field will be set and the women’s March Madness bracket will be ready to be filled out. That’s getting going at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN.

How to watch Selection Sunday 2023

If you have a cable/satellite subscription (or a good broadcast signal), you can watch the 2023 March Madness bracket reveal on CBS for the Men’s NCAA Tournament. You can also stream Selection Sunday on March Madness Live.

You can also watch the Men’s Selection Sunday on a variety of streaming services, including Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu, and Paramount Plus. You may have to subscribe to premium or live TV options for some streaming services.

The Women’s Selection Sunday airs on ESPN, and you can watch that, obviously, with a cable/satellite subscription and streaming service subscription (Fubo, YouTubeTV, Hulu, and more).

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We’ll have more information about how to watch each round of March Madness, individual matchups, and more. Check back to Hidden Remote throughout the tournament for more.