2018 NCAA Tournament Round 2 Saturday Schedule, Game Times Announced

CBS Sports and Turner Sports announced the schedule for Saturday's second-round games in the 2018 NCAA tournament.

The action will include two of March Madness' top contenders, East Regional top seed Villanova and Midwest Regional top seed Kansas, as well as a pair of potential budding Cinderella stories in Loyola of Chicago and Buffalo, who delivered the biggest upsets during Thursday's first-round contests.

Here's a look at the complete schedule:

East: (9) Alabama vs. (1) Villanova, 12:10 p.m. ET on CBS

Midwest: (7) Rhode Island vs. (2) Duke, 2:40 p.m. ET (approx.) on CBS

South: (13) Buffalo vs. (5) Kentucky, 5:15 p.m. ET on CBS

South: (11) Loyola of Chicago vs. (3) Tennessee, 6:10 p.m. ET on TNT

Midwest: (8) Seton Hall vs. (1) Kansas, 7:10 p.m. ET on TBS

West: (5) Ohio State vs. (4) Gonzaga, 7:45 p.m. ET (approx.) on CBS

East: (6) Florida vs. (3) Texas Tech, 8:40 p.m. ET (approx.) on TNT

West: (6) Houston vs. (3) Michigan, 9:40 p.m. ET (approx.) on TBS

Villanova entered the tournament as the co-betting favorite with Virginia to win the national championship, per OddsShark. The Wildcats lived up to those high expectations in the opening round with an 87-61 victory over Radford.

Six different players reached double figures in scoring for the Cats, led by Jalen Brunson with 16. They connected on 14 of their 27 three-point attempts and assisted on 20 of their 31 baskets to make an early statement against an overmatched Highlanders squad.

Nova Dominates Radford

Meanwhile, Loyola and Buffalo relished completely different types of upsets Thursday.

The Ramblers stunned the Miami Hurricanes on a last-second three by Donte Ingram:

Donte Ingram sinks it from downtown

The Bulls crushed prized NBA draft prospect Deandre Ayton and the Arizona Wildcats, outscoring the popular Final Four pick 49-30 in the second half:

Highlights from Buffalo's Huge Win Over Arizona

Both Loyola-Chicago and Buffalo played well enough to believe their March Madness appearances could extend into the second week. So their opponents, Tennessee and Kentucky, will be on high alert heading into Saturday's jam-packed slate of games.