March Madness, the NCAA Basketball tournament, kicks off with Selection Sunday on March 16, announcing participating teams. The men's tournament begins on March 18, followed by the women's tournament on March 19. Fans can watch these games through various streaming services like Paramount+, Max, SlingTV, and DirecTV, accommodating those who have cut traditional cable. The article details subscription costs and includes tips on how long to keep subscriptions active, making it easier for viewers to engage in the championship excitement.
Spring is upon us, which means the beginning of the end of seasonal depression, spring breaks, and of course, brackets and betting with March Madness.
You can watch the March Madness games live if you still subscribe to the old-school cable box, but who are we kidding – I know you've cut the cable.
You can stream March Madness games for the NCAA Championship on various platforms, including Paramount+, Max (aka HBO Max), SlingTV, and DirecTV.
Max lets you stream all of the men's March Madness games airing on TBS, TNT, and truTV if you also opt into the Sports Add-on.
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