The rumble in Seattle is set as the Colorado State Rams prepare to face the Maryland Terrapins in the highly anticipated second round of the NCAA Tournament. According to KDVR, the match will tip off at 5:10 p.m. MT today in the neutral environs of Climate Pledge Arena.
There's good news for those looking to catch the action live without leaving the comfort of their homes. Viewers can stream the game at no cost by signing up for a trial of DirecTV Stream or snagging a Sling TV subscription, which is currently offering a first-month discount of 50 percent, as mentioned by NJ.com. For traditional TV audiences, TBS will be broadcasting the game, ensuring no one misses a minute of the March Madness excitement.
Tickets are still available for fans who prefer the in-stadium atmosphere, with prices starting at $123 on SeatGeek and $150 on Ticketmaster. CSU's winning streak, now at 11 games, may incentivize their supporters to extend their visits to Seattle. This may bring energy and high hopes to the arena as the Rams seek to continue their impressive run.
According to CBS Sports, SportsLine has set the Terrapins as 7.5-point favorites, with the over/under for total points scored at 142.5. SportsLine's model, which boasted a notable track record on its top-rated college basketball picks and bracket predictions, has crunched the numbers and issued its projections. Still, the outcome will hinge on the performances on the court, specifically those of CSU's Nique Clifford and Kyan Evans and Maryland's Derek Queen and Ja’Kobi Gillespie, all noted by KDVR as integral to their respective teams' success.
