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March Madness has begun. On the first full day of games yesterday, the tournament’s first upset occurred when No. 11 Duquesne took down No. 6 BYU for its first NCAA tournament win in over 50 years. Later in the day, No. 14 Oakland shocked No. 3 Kentucky with sudden tourney hero Jack Gohlke hitting 10 three-pointers, just one shy of the tournament record. The action continues with a full slate of games today and well into the night.
Friday’s fun began with Northwestern taking down FAU in overtime, while No. 5 San Diego State avoided an upset to No. 12 UAB. Otherwise, the action has featured plenty of top seeds routing their lower-ranked opponents with UConn, Marquette, Baylor and Clemson all posting large, double-digit wins.Â
Here’s everything you need to know for this year’s March Madness, from the final games of the first round tonight and the weekend’s second-round action to the Final Four and the National Championship game. The short of it is you need only two apps, costing $22 per month combined, to stream every game of the tournament: Max (with Ads) and Paramount Plus with Showtime.
Eyeing a repeat championship, Tristen Newton and the UConn Huskies enter the 2024 NCAA tournament as No. 1 seed in the East Region.
How can I watch or stream March Madness?
As in past years, the tournament will be shown across four channels: CBS, TBS, TNT and TruTV. Yep, the time has come again to find TruTV on your dial.
You can watch these channels with a cable subscription or a live TV streaming service, but the most affordable option is signing up for a pair of streaming services for a month: Max and Paramount Plus with Showtime. If you have the cheaper Paramount Plus Essential plan, you won’t be able to watch March Madness unless you…
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