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Coachella 2026 weekend 1 will be streamed live on YouTube across seven channels and stages, with some sets shown on a delay and overnight rebroadcasts. Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber and Karol G anchor the headlining lineup, and Variety provides a day‑by‑day channel schedule and an embedded grid to help viewers map overlaps and plan what to watch.
Coachella has released the weekend one livestream schedule for 2026, with YouTube streaming all seven stages across both weekends and offering a multiview option; the schedule lists daily set times for Friday (April 10), Saturday (April 11), and Sunday (April 12) across all stages, featuring acts such as The xx, Sabrina Carpenter, Turnstile, The Strokes, Interpol, Jack White, Wet Leg, Iggy Pop, Karol G, Young Thug, and more.
At the NFL owners meetings, the league pushed the idea of an 18-game 2027 season, with SB LXII/LXIII dates still unresolved as Atlanta seeks a firm 2028 slot by 2026 and JC Tretter takes over the NFLPA. Other notes: Browns see Deshaun Watson as a 2026 quarterback option amid a $235M investment; a five-year-out draft-pick trade idea was withdrawn but may return; Rams discussed Davante Adams trade; Vikings will exercise Jordan Addison’s fifth-year option; Hard Knocks will feature Rams and Packers; Kirk Cousins’ market remains fluid; Vegas hosts SB LXIII and Nashville is favored for LXIV; and the NFL will oversee replacement officials if a fall lockout hits, with the CBA expiring May 31.
Netflix's March 30–April 5, 2026 lineup features high-profile debuts like 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and XO, Kitty (Season 3), plus Merrily We Roll Along, along with a broad slate of films and series arriving throughout the week.
The NFL announced the Seahawks’ 2026 season opener will be on Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 8:20 p.m. ET, broadcast on NBC and Peacock, with Seattle hosting. The midweek kickoff comes as the league stages its first regular-season game in Australia (Melbourne), while the Rams and 49ers play there Thursday to allow teams to return for Week 2; Seattle’s opponent will be revealed later. This marks the first Wednesday opener since 2012.
The MAC released its 2026 football schedule, outlining conference games and early non-conference dates, including Eastern Michigan hosting Wake Forest on Aug. 29 and Akron visiting Wake Forest on Sept. 3.
Eight teams have secured a Sweet 16 berth as the NCAA men's second-round wraps up today, while the women's second round starts and runs through Monday. The piece notes a Day 3 recap by Mike Rutherford and provides a full TV schedule for the men’s and women’s games, inviting readers to discuss which teams advance and which might be upset targets in the comments.
U.S. Soccer unveiled the 16-second-round matchups for the 2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, set for March 31–April 1 with all games streaming on Paramount+. CBS Sports Network will air one game per night and CBS Sports Golazo Network will show additional coverage (one Tuesday game and a Wednesday doubleheader). The round features the 32 First Round winners facing off with hosts determined by random selection; the 16 advancing teams will join 16 MLS clubs in the Round of 32, with the draw for the Round of 32 and Round of 16 on April 2 carried on CBS Sports Golazo Network’s Morning Footy at 9 a.m. ET.
USA TODAY Sports lays out Friday’s complete NCAA men’s tournament first-round schedule—16 games featuring top seeds like No. 1 Arizona and No. 1 Florida, with matchups such as Villanova vs. Utah State and Miami (Fla.) vs. Missouri, including tip times and TV channels plus notes and live-updates as the Madness continues.
The NCAA Tournament kicks off with 16 first-round games today, delivering a full day of buzzer-beaters and bracket-busting action from early afternoon through late night, with KSR providing continuous Kentucky coverage and updates, plus Kentucky baseball against Ole Miss, Women’s basketball prep for James Madison, and a mic’d-up spring football practice clip fueling fan excitement.
As the NCAA tournament begins with 16 first-round games, the piece highlights four angles to watch: McNeese’s Amir ‘Aura’ Khan returns following last year’s viral Cinderella run; bench players could loom large for upsets (e.g., Michigan’s Trey McKenney, Siena’s Gavin Doty); Nebraska seeks its first NCAA Tournament win after an 0-8 streak; and Texas survives the First Four to face BYU, with a full Thursday slate of matchups including Duke–Siena and Michigan–Howard among the highlights.
The 2026 NCAA Men’s Tournament runs March 17–April 6, starting with the First Four in Dayton and ending with the Final Four in Indianapolis, featuring 68 teams across 14 venues with TV coverage on CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV; the article lays out the full First Four and Round of 64 schedule, site details, and how to watch the games.
The 28th Postseason WNIT (powered by Triple Crown Sports) announced Round 1 matchups and times for 16 games, with byes determined. Round 1 is set for March 19–21 (ET) across multiple sites. The bracket also lists Round 2 matchups (dates/times TBA), followed by the rounds: Super 16 (Mar 25–27), Great 8 (Mar 28–30), Fab 4 (Mar 31–Apr 1), and the Championship on April 4 at 3 p.m. ET. The article provides the full Round 1 slate and the tournament schedule through the championship.
The 2026 World Baseball Classic field is taking shape: Japan and Korea have advanced from Pool C, while the Dominican Republic and Venezuela have clinched quarterfinal spots from Pool D. Two more teams will join them from Pools A and B, with the quarterfinals set for Miami and Houston and the semifinals/final at LoanDepot Park in Miami.
The Leagues Cup 2026 schedule features 36 clubs (18 MLS, 18 Liga MX) from Aug. 4 to Sept. 6, including four Phase One matches hosted in Mexico by the top Liga MX clubs (Toluca two at Estadio Nemesio Díez, Tigres one at Estadio Universitario, Club América one at Estadio Azteca) with remaining Phase One games across MLS venues. The top four clubs from each league advance to the Quarterfinals, in a no-ties format with a points system (3 for a win, 2 for a shootout win, 1 for a draw). Phase One runs Aug. 4–13; Quarterfinals Aug. 25–27; Semifinals Sept. 1–2; Final Sept. 6. Leagues are split into Eastern and Western regions across three tiers (Rank 1–3, 4–6, 7–9), with rankings based on 2025 MLS standings and Liga MX Apertura/Clausura performance. All matches stream on Apple TV, with some broadcast partners, and the tournament awards top finishers a 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup spot (champion to Round of 16).