March Madness is here, and if you’re looking to catch all the games, here’s how you can do it. Find out where and when to watch from live TV options to streaming services.
When Is March Madness?
The tournament began on March 16 with Selection Sunday, with games running from March 18 to the National Championship on April 7.
What channel is March Madness on?
Games will air on CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV.
How to stream March Madness?
Here are your streaming options:
1. Paramount+
- CBS Games: Every CBS game, including the National Championship, is available on Paramount+.
2. Max
- Turner Channels: Watch games on TBS, TNT, and truTV with a Max subscription.
3. Sling TV
- Budget-Friendly: Sling TV offers TBS, TNT, and truTV. Note that CBS is not included.
4. Hulu + Live TV
- Comprehensive Coverage: Stream all four channels with Hulu + Live TV. Bonus access to ESPN+ and Disney+.
5. DirecTV Stream and Fubo
- Live TV Alternative: Both offer CBS, but Fubo does not include Turner channels. DirecTV Stream covers all channels.
Additional Option: March Madness Live App
Cable subscribers can use the March Madness Live App to stream games by signing in with their TV provider.
Choose the service that fits your needs and enjoy the tournament!
