Television - ESPN

NEW YORK(AP) -- Billy Packer is out after 27 years as the lead college basketball analyst for CBS, making way for Clark Kellogg.

Kellogg has done game and studio analysis for CBS for 16 years. He will partner with Jim Nantz on his first Final Four in April. Packer did 34 consecutive Final Fours.

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times for the Final Four. Here's some early viewing thoughts on the big weekend to hold you over until our full game previews go online. Enjoy:

SATURDAY - APRIL 5TH

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times of all Elite Eight games. Games are ranked from best to worst using our star system (though at this point every game is obviously a MUST WATCH!) Click on each team for complete analysis, stats, and more. Also check our future round TV Times.

One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Friday's Sweet Sixteen action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.

One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Thursday's Sweet Sixteen action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times of all Sweet Sixteen games. Using our five-star rating, we rank the games according to their "Must-watch" status.

These are games that feature one of:

Upset Watch

Star Watch

Too Close to Call

CBS has announced the specific tip-off times of all second round games. Using our five-star rating, we rank the games according to their "Must-watch" status.

These are games that feature one of:

Upset Watch

Star Watch

Too Close to Call

One of the fun but also sometimes frustrating aspects of the NCAA Tournament is that CBS televises multiple games at once. This can lead to some exciting in-game looks at close exciting games, but it also means you might be missing the game you really want to see. CBS released their coverage maps of Friday's opening round action, and I've linked to the maps for each time-slot below.