How to watch Ole Miss vs. Notre Dame: Odds, stream, TV channel in Women's NCAA Tournament
To kick off the Monday slate of games in the Women’s NCAA Tournament, Notre Dame hosts Ole Miss as the two will battle for a Sweet 16 berth.
The No. 7 seed Rebels arrived in the second round after advancing past Marquette in a 67-55 victory. Meanwhile, Notre Dame did have to sweat a little bit more than they hoped vs. 15-seed Kent State, but the Golden Flash was eventually shut down with the Fighting Irish winning 81-67 to head to the Round of 32.
Ahead of Monday afternoon’s tilt, take a look below at how you can tune in and what the various betting lines look like:
How to Watch
Date: Monday, March 25, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. ET / 1:00 PM CT
Location: Joyce Center – South Bend, Indiana
TV Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: Fubo (Try for free)
This is the second year in a row where Notre Dame has hosted a regional under head coach Niele Ivey and the second of her tenure total. In year one after taking over for the legendary Muffet McGraw, Ivey led just a 10-10 campaign in a COVID-altered year. Then, in 2022, ND returned to the NCAA Tournament just missing out on hosting privileges as a 5-seed, but made the Sweet 16 anyway. Last year they came in as a No. 3 seed and did host, again making the Sweet 16 but losing there.
In 2024, Ivey lost point guard Olivia Miles for the season but led the team to improvement anyway as they’ve earned the 2-seed. Now, she’s looking to take Notre Dame to a third straight Sweet 16 and then to their first Elite Eight since 2018-19, McGraw’s second-to-last season at the helm. But standing in their way is Monday is a dangerous Ole Miss club. As for how dangerous, take a look at the odds:
Odds for Ole Miss vs. Notre Dame
Via DraftKings
Point spread: Notre Dame -10.5 points
Money line: Notre Dame (-625), Ole Miss (+455)
Over/under: 130.5 total points
Notre Dame is the decent favorite of slightly more than double figures in this Monday afternoon battle. Ole Miss is also a heavy underdog on the money line at +455 compared to ND’s -625. The over/under, however, is set at a pretty low 130.5, which would average out at about 65 points per team in a close contest. The Irish average right near 80 while Ole Miss comes in at roughly 68 per game, for reference.