NIT 2012 Scores: Latest Winners and TV Schedule

The NIT Championships will narrow the field down to eight teams after today, with all the action broadcast on national television.

No. 4 Middle Tennessee will face Region 2's top seed, Tennessee for a spot in the quarterfinals.

Also today, No. 6 Minnesota will matchup with No. 2 Miami (FL) and No. 7 Illinois State goes against No. 3 Stanford.

Here are the times and TV listings for the remaining second-round games, courtesy of CBSsports.com:

Middle Tenn. at Tennessee	Thompson-Boling Arena (Knoxville, TN)	Monday, March 19 7:00 pm	ESPN
Minnesota at Miami (FL)	BankUnited Center (Miami , FL)	Monday, March 19 9:00 pm	ESPN
Illinois St. at Stanford	Maples Pavillion (Stanford, CA)	Monday, March 19 11:30 pm	ESPN2

No. 4 Middle Tennessee at No. 1 Tennessee

Previous results: Middle Tennessee beat Marshall, 86-78. Tennessee beat Savannah State, 65-51

All eyes will be on Jeronne Maymon's knee going into this matchup. Tennessee's 6'7" junior is still questionable for tonight's game and the Volunteers may struggle without him.

Middle Tennessee can score the basketball and ranked No. 4 in the nation in field goal percentage this season.

The Blue Raiders can shoot their way into the Elite Eight if Tennessee is missing its second-leading scorer.

No. 6 Minnesota at No. 2 Miami (FL)

Previous results: Minnesota beat La Salle, 70-61. Miami (FL) beat Valparaiso, 66-50

Tubby Smith's Minnesota Gophers have struggled to win on the road and defend the perimeter this season.

This does not bode will for their away matchup with Miami, an excellent three-point shooting team.

The Hurricanes will keep firing from beyond the arc and land themselves in the next round.

No. 7 Illinois State at No. 3 Stanford

Previous results: Illinois State beat Mississippi, 96-93 (OT). Stanford beat Cleveland State, 76-65

After leading his team in scoring during the regular season, Stanford guard Chasson Randle was held to just nine points in the Cardinals' opening-round game.

Randle will be fired up and ready to redeem himself against Illinois State.

The Redbirds only chance at a victory will be through the post-play of forward Jackie Carmichael, but Stanford's Andrew Zimmerman is ready for the defensive challenge, and the Cardinals will take this game.

Two quarterfinal matchups are already set. Here are the times and TV listings, again courtesy of CBSsports.com:

Massachusetts at Drexel	Daskalakis Athletic Center (Philadelphia, PA)	Tuesday, March 20 7:00 pm	ESPN
Oregon at Washington	Alaska Airlines Arena (Seattle, WA)	Tuesday, March 20 9:00 pm	ESPN

No. 5 Massachusetts at No. 3 Drexel

Previous results: Massachusetts beat Mississippi State 101-96 (2OT) and Seton Hall 77-67. Drexel beat Central Florida 81-56 and Northern Iowa 65-63.

Massachusetts took momentum from its double-overtime victory in the first game against Mississippi State and used it to knock off No. 1 seed Seton Hall.

In the game against Seton Hall, sophomore guard Chaz Williams had 20 points and six assists. He even added seven rebounds, despite standing just 5'9" tall.

Williams and the Minutemen will continue their roll and get past Drexel.

No. 3 Oregon at No. 1 Washington

Previous results: Oregon beat Louisiana State 96-76 and Oregon 108-97. Washington beat UT-Arlington 82-72 and Northwester 76-55.

Oregon has posted the two highest scoring totals in a non-overtime game in the NIT so far. 

The Ducks may be on a scoring tear, but Washington is a talented team.

The Pac-12 rivals split their season series, with both teams winning at home. Washington will not have to leave the comfort of Seattle, and will continue on to the Final Four.