Men’s Final Four set

Ian Eagle will handle the lead play-by-play with Bill Raftery and Grant Hill in the booth and Tracy Wolfson on the sideline, while Gene Steratore is listed as rules analyst and Ernie Johnson returns to studio duties alongside Charles Barkley, Clark Kellogg, Kenny Smith and Bruce Pearl. (cbssports.com) Gates at Lucas Oil Stadium open at 4:00 p.m. ET for the doubleheader, with the two national semifinal slots set for 6:09 p.m. ET and 8:49 p.m. ET, and the men’s national championship slated to tip at 8:50 p.m. ET. (ncaa.com 1) (ncaa.com 2) TBS, TNT and truTV will carry the remaining Division I games and those telecasts will stream on HBO Max, while games airing on CBS are available on Paramount+ and all matchups will also be available via the March Madness Live app. (ncaa.com) (cbssports.com) The televised between-games performance has been billed as the first-ever “Bridge Show,” with The Chainsmokers headlining that special segment for TBS’s bridge coverage. (hollywoodreporter.com) The Chainsmokers are also the marquee act for “Madness After Dark” — a Capital One after-hours event at the Indiana Roof Ballroom listed to begin around 9:45 p.m. ET with consumer access details and age restrictions noted in the event listing. (1iota.com) (indianasportscorp.org) The Final Four weekend also features the multi-day March Madness Music Festival — including Capital One JamFest headlined by Post Malone and stages on American Legion Mall — and Indianapolis is marking its ninth time hosting the men’s Final Four. (indianasportscorp.org) (ncaa.org)