Arizona men’s basketball vs. Wright State: Game time, TV channel, radio, odds, how to watch online

It’s game day, NCAA Tournament-style!

The Arizona Wildcats (31-3) play their first NCAA tourney game since 2018 when they take on the Wright State Raiders (22-13) in the first round of the South Region. The UA is the No. 1 seed, while WSU is a No. 16 seed.

Here’s everything you need to know to watch or listen to the game, as well as our pregame coverage.

Arizona-Wright State game time, details:

• Date: Friday, March 18, 2022
• Time: 4:27 p.m. PT
• Location: Viejas Arena; San Diego, Calif.
• Odds: DraftKings Sportsbook has Arizona as a 21.5-point favorite. KenPom.com gives the UA a 97 percent chance of winning.

Which TV channel is Arizona-Wright State on?

Arizona-Wright State will be televised on truTV. Lisa Byington (play-by-play), Avery Johnson (analyst), Steve Smith (analyst) and Lauren Shehadi (sideline reporter) will call the game.

How can I watch Arizona-Wright State online?

The stream of Arizona-Wright State can be viewed at CBSSports.com.

How can I listen to Arizona-Wright State on the radio?

You can listen to Arizona-UCLA on the Arizona IMG Sports Network.

How can I follow Arizona-Wright State?

By following us on Twitter at @AZDesertSwarm and our editor Brian Pedersen (@realBJP).

Pregame coverage:

• NCAA Tournament: What to watch for when Arizona men’s basketball faces Wright State
• SB Nation Reacts: Arizona men’s basketball expected to go deep in NCAA Tournament
• Whatever happens in NCAA Tournament, Arizona’s season is one to be cherished
• Arizona men’s basketball to face Wright State in opening round of NCAA Tournament
• Kerr Kriisa feeling ‘better than ever’ as he overcomes mental, physical hurdles of ankle injury
• Former Arizona coach Sean Miller: Wildcats to beat Kentucky for national title
• Options at point guard lessen need to hurry Kerr Kriisa back from ankle injury
• Arizona men’s basketball staying in ‘attack mode’ despite target that comes with No. 1 seed
• NCAA Tournament: Arizona men’s basketball earns No. 1 seed in South Region, will open vs. First Four winner