The North Carolina State Wolfpack and the Cincinnati Bearcats will continue the Global Sports Shootout in Ohio on Tuesday evening and the two teams will play an entertaining matchup starting up at 5 pm on ESPN and streaming online from the WatchESPN website.
The two teams come in after winning their opening games and now they will face off against a solid opponent before playing an easy schedule in the first part of the season. Along with North Carolina State, Cincinnati, Campbell, Appalachian State, and NC Central will be in the shootout and on Tuesday NC State has a tough game against a talented Bearcats club that will be looking for a home win. The team started off the season with a dominating win on Friday against Appalachian State and the team won by over 20 points and now they will play against a team that won over NC Central in their opening game by the score of 74-61. The teams will bounce around and the Bearcats will next play the App State team before going up against Campbell, while the Wolfpack will next play against Campbell as well, but later down the line.
Check here for the Watch ESPN coverage for the Bearcats and Wolfpack.
The ESPN coverage of college basketball has some great games lined up for Tuesday, as the nigh matchups will have Michigan State taking on Kentucky as well as Duke playing against Kansas in a matchup of two of the best freshmen in the country with Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker. The two teams will matchup after UK and MSU earlier in the night and it will be a battle of coaches with John Calipari and Tom Izzo going at it before Mike K and Bill Self. NC State made some noise last season in the ACC and this time around they have some tough teams to get through, including ones like Duke, North Carolina, Syracuse as well as Pitt and Notre Dame on the schedule and the early tough games for the team includes road matchup's against Tennessee as well as against the Irish.
The team plays on the road against Duke later in the season before playing Maryland and Florida State and the team also plays on the road against North Carolina and Miami soon after that. The back stretch has games against Pitt and BC as well as North Carolina and Virginia Tech and the team also will play three straight on the road including against Clemson and Syracuse. The game on Tuesday will start at 5 pm for North Carolina and Cincinnati.
