Prairie View A&M vs. Lehigh: How To Watch, Live Stream & First Four Preview
The spotlight of the University of Dayton Arena shifts to the final night of the First Four tomorrow as the #16 seed Prairie View A&M Panthers battle the #16 seed Lehigh Mountain Hawks. With an automatic bid to the Round of 64 and a Friday date with top-seeded Florida on the line, this matchup features two of the most prolific scoring backcourts in the mid-major ranks.
The Prairie View A&M Panthers (18-17) enter the Big Dance after a historic run through the SWAC Tournament, led by senior guard Dontae Horne, who is averaging a stellar 20.2 points and 2.0 steals per game. The Panthers' aggressive "forty minutes of hell" defense has forced a league-high 16.5 turnovers per contest, providing plenty of transition opportunities for Tai'reon Joseph (18.2 PPG). The Lehigh Mountain Hawks (18-16), meanwhile, secured their spot by upsetting top-seeded Colgate in the Patriot League final. Lehigh is powered by junior sensation Nasir Whitlock, who ranks in the top 10 nationally with 21.0 points per game, and the interior length of Hank Alvey (15.0 PPG, 6.9 RPG). With both teams averaging over 75 points per game in the postseason, fans can expect a fast-paced shootout to close out the Dayton festivities.
How to watch Prairie View A&M vs Lehigh
Tomorrow's NCAA Tournament "play-in" game will be broadcast nationally on truTV, with the winner advancing to face the Florida Gators in the South Regional.
How to watch Prairie View A&M vs Lehigh with Sling TV
To watch tomorrow's high-stakes First Four finale, fans can utilize Sling TV, the most cost-effective way to access truTV and the Turner sports family during the NCAA Tournament.
Sling TV: The ideal tool for March Madness cord-cutters. Sling Blue provides high-definition access to truTV, ensuring you catch every second of Nasir Whitlock and Dontae Horne battling for a spot in the field of 64. With the current one-day pass, it’s a perfect option for the final night of the First Four.
March Madness Live: You can use your Sling TV credentials to authenticate the March Madness Live app, allowing you to stream the game from any device while you follow the live brackets.