Madness is in the books, and there were two notable upsets. No. 12 McNeese provided the first big stunner of the NCAA men's tournament on Thursday afternoon, stifling No. 5 Clemson for an embarrassingly low 13 points in the first half and then holding on for a 69-67 win.

Here is your viewing guide for March Madness today, with Day 1 and Day 2 schedules for the first round, plus times and TV channel information. What upsets could we see? We made some predictions.

Arkansas knocked out Kansas, and St. John's cruised past Omaha to set up Saturday's showdown between the two coaches with a long history.

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Texas A&M and Drake sent that to under a quarter of a percent, with UCLA, St. John’s, Michigan and Texas Tech closing out Day 1 by leaving just 0.0938% of March Madness brackets unblemished.

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Memphis lost, UNC's rally fell short and Alabama struggled in its win. No. 1 Florida, No. 2 Michigan State are on the evening slate.

Still, only one network is really being affected by March Madness-and that is CNN. The news network finished a distant third in total viewers and the Adults 25-54 demo on Friday. The Lead with Jake Tapper was CNN’s most-watched show in total viewers,