How can I watch March Madness?

Last Modified Jan 25, 2024 07:23 GMT
How can I watch March Madness?
Source: Official Facebook Page of the NCAA March Madness

The 2024 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I men's basketball tournament will take place in Glendale, Arizona's State Farm Stadium, from March 19, 2024, until April 8. It will involve 68 teams playing in a single-elimination tournament to determine the NCAA Division I men's college basketball national champion for the 2023–24 season.

The tournament has been won by 37 different schools. With 11 titles, UCLA has won the most; their coach, John Wooden, has won the most of any coach with 10.

There are eight championships held by the University of Kentucky, six by the University of North Carolina, five by Duke, five by the University of Connecticut, five by Indiana University, four by the University of Kansas, and three by Villanova University. 22 teams have claimed one national championship, and seven schools are tied for two titles.

How to watch March Madness?

The 2023-24 March Madness is available on US television on CBS Sports and TNT Sports. TBS will broadcast the National Championship Game and the Final Four in 2024 as part of a cycle that started in 2016.

Ian Eagle is set to take the lead in play-by-play calling for the first time during this tournament. Max's Bleacher Report Sports Add-On will stream every game that airs on its networks (TNT, TBS, and TruTv) starting with this tournament. CBS will continue to broadcast all games from its network (CBS) on Paramount+.

What channel is March Madness on?

In 2024, the March Madness, CBS, TBS, TNT, and TruTV will all air the March Madness events.

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How to stream March Madness 2023-24?

March Madness 2023–24 can be streamed live online by a number of streaming services, including Sling TV, Hulu Live, FuboTV, Paramount Plus, and DirecTV Stream.

How to watch March Madness for free?

The March Madness 2023–2024 will be accessible online for free via the free trial offers of DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, and Paramount+.

Watch the first few rounds by taking advantage of the five-day free trial offer for DirecTV Stream and the seven-day free trial for FuboTV. The Final Four and Championship games can thereafter be seen for free by using Paramount+'s seven-day free trial.

How to watch March Madness without cable?

The 2023-24 March Madness is available to watch without cable through live streaming on Sling TV, Hulu Live, FuboTV, Paramount Plus, and DirecTV Stream.

FAQ's on How can I watch March Madness?

A. Catch March Madness on CBS Sports and TNT Sports on TV. TBS will air the National Championship Game and Final Four. Live streamed on Sling TV, Hulu Live, Paramount Plus, etc. 

A. In 2024, March Madness will be aired on CBS, TBS, TNT, and TruTV for comprehensive television coverage of the events.

A. Stream 2023-24 March Madness live on Sling TV, Hulu Live, FuboTV, Paramount Plus, and DirecTV Stream.

A. Utilize free trials from DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, and Paramount+ for the early rounds. Paramount+ offers free access to the Final Four and Championship games.

A. March Madness begins on March 19, 2024, and concludes with the championship game on April 8.

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