March Madness 2012 TV Schedule: Complete Live Stream Info for Round of 64 Action

The Round of 64 is when the NCAA tournament kicks into gear. We have had a nice appetizer with the four first-round games, but now is when the real action starts. It is also a trying time for all of you, because there are so many games going on and only so many televisions in your house. 

Thanks to the magic of the Internet, you can switch back and forth between games on television and streaming on your computer. We will tell you where you can find all of Thursday and Friday's tournament action, and other little nuggets you need to prepare for the games. 

Start Time: First Round of 64 Game (Colorado State vs. Murray State) begins at 12:15 p.m. EDT. Games continue until approximately 1 a.m. EDT.

Live Stream: All games on NCAA.com

Best Thursday Afternoon Game To Watch

No. 3 Marquette vs. No. 14 BYU - 2:10 p.m. EDT

This one could end up being the best game of the weekend. BYU is an underrated No. 14 seed. It has the size and athleticism to match up with Marquette. 

The Golden Eagles are a potential Final Four team if they win this game. They have to get Davante Gardner comfortable early, particularly on defense.

If you are looking for a big upset, at least as far as seeding is concerned, this could be the game for you. 

Best Thursday Evening Game To Watch

No. 4 Indiana vs. No. 13 New Mexico State - 9:45 p.m. EDT

Indiana's return to the NCAA tournament is going to be fun to watch because of the style the Hoosiers play and how it matches up with New Mexico State. 

Both these teams are going to come out shooting. Neither team is great defensively, which will only add to the offensive fireworks that we see. 

The Hoosiers get out in transition as well as anyone in the country. The Aggies have the size and strength to outmuscle them down low. 

Best Friday Afternoon Game To Watch

No. 8 Creighton vs. No. 9 Alabama - 1:40 p.m. EDT

These two teams could not be more opposite. 

The Jayhawks are going to come out throwing haymakers. They want to play fast and shoot the ball, which they did better than anyone in the country this season. 

Alabama, in contrast, gets by playing stingy defense. They don't have great athleticism at any position on the floor, but they are going to get in your face and make sure that you earn every point you get. 

Best Friday Evening Game To Watch

No. 4 Michigan vs. No. 13 Ohio - 7:20 p.m. EDT

Another potential upset in the making. Don't sleep on the Bobcats in this matchup. 

Michigan had a good season in the Big Ten, but if you watch this team play, there are not a lot of great athletes on the roster. 

Ohio can sneak up on you because of its size in the middle and ability to bang around the Wolverines. 

Neither team is going to shoot the lights out, which means it comes down to who plays better defense. If that's the case, Ohio has a great shot to pull off the upset. 

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