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Get your brackets ready because\u00a0the madness is about to begin. Now that the <\/span>First Four<\/a> games have been played, <\/span>March Madness<\/a> is in full swing with 16 first-round games scheduled in the NCAA men\u2019s basketball tournament before the women\u2019s first round tips off Friday.<\/span><\/p>\n Cheering on your favorite team and watching them dominate the bracket is always what a fan dreams about during March Madness, but those underdog upsets are just as exciting during the <\/span>NCAA Tournament<\/a>. Half the fun is bragging to your friends and co-workers as your predictions come true throughout the tournament, though there are always those surprise low-seeded winners that throw off almost everyone’s bracket.<\/span><\/p>\n As you prepare to watch the top games and\u00a0your favorite team’s journey toward the NCAA Tournament, you might notice that the games will be spread out across several channels this year. For anyone without cable, it can be a struggle to figure out where to watch March Madness games online. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered on how to watch March Madness online this year.<\/span><\/p>\n Here is everything you need to know about how to watch March Madness 2024, from the first round to the Final Four and the National Championship game.<\/span><\/p>\n Those\u00a0with cable can view most of the Sunday Selection and the Men’s March Madness NCAA games on CBS, with some of the tournament games also broadcasting on TBS, TNT and TruTV. The Women’s March Madness NCAA games will mostly air on ESPN and their sister sites like\u00a0ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN News and ABC, as well as ESPN+.<\/span><\/p>\n If you want access to\u00a0<\/span>all\u00a0<\/span><\/em>the college basketball online, we’ve got you covered with live TV streaming options to watch the tournament starting with\u00a0Sunday Selection up until the\u00a0nail-biting March Madness Championship Game ends. Keep reading to learn more about all of your options.<\/span><\/p>\n ET, CBS and Paramount+ with Showtime are all subsidiaries of Paramount.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Hulu + Live TV is the only\u00a0streaming service that will offer you access to all the Men’s and Women’s March Madness Tournament.\u00a0A Hulu + Live TV plan starts at $76.99 per month and includes ESPN+ and Disney+ for no extra charge.\u00a0Hulu + Live TV carries all the channels you need to watch the March Madness games including CBS, ESPN, TNT, TBS, TruTV and CBS Sports.<\/span><\/p>\n Sign Up for Hulu + Live TV<\/a><\/p>\n While they don’t have CBS, with Sling TV you can stream college basketball games that air on ESPN, TruTV, TBS and TNT live with Sling TV’s Blue Plan \u2014 for as low as $22.50 for your first month and then $45 per month after the promotional month.<\/span><\/p>\n To watch the March Madness games airing on CBS, pair Sling TV and <\/span>Paramount+ with Showtime<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n Sign Up for Sling TV<\/a><\/p>\n Fubo offers NCAA Basketball coverage on a variety of channels \u2014 including CBS, ABC and a variety of ESPN channels \u2014 to watch games live without cable. Start your seven-day free trial, then get $20 off your first month while you follow your favorite teams all season long with plans starting at $80 per month.<\/span><\/p>\n To watch the March Madness games airing on TNT, TBS and TruTV, pair FuboTV with <\/span>Sling TV<\/a> or <\/span>Max<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n Sign Up for FuboTV<\/a><\/p>\n The CBS streaming home, Paramount+, will stream the CBS March Madness coverage live, including the Men’s Tournament Sunday Selection for those with a Paramount+ with Showtime plan. You can sign up for a Paramount+ with Showtime plan directly or add the service to your Prime Video account. Both options are $12 per month.<\/span><\/p>\n To watch March Madness games that are not airing on CBS, pair Paramount+ with Showtime and\u00a0<\/span>Sling TV<\/a> to catch all the March Madness games.<\/span><\/p>\n For those only watching the Men’s Tournament and won’t need access to ESPN (where the women’s Tournament will air), pair Paramount+ with Showtime and <\/span>Max<\/a> for access to all of the men’s March Madness games.<\/span><\/p>\n Sign Up for Paramount+<\/a><\/p>\n Add Paramount+ to Prime Video<\/a><\/p>\n Right now, Max is giving subscribers a complimentary B\/R Sports Add-On package, which has a $10\/month value, so it will only cost you the amount of a Max subscription, which starts at $10\/month. This add-on allows viewers to watch\u00a046 NCAA Men\u2019s Division games airing on TNT, TBS and TruTV during March Madness.<\/span><\/p>\n To access\u00a0<\/span>every<\/span><\/em> March Madness game, pair Max with <\/span>FuboTV<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n For those only watching the Men’s Tournament, pair Max with <\/span>Paramount+ with Showtime<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n Sign Up for Max B\/R Sports Add-On<\/a><\/p>\n We haven’t figured out how to watch all of March Madness for free at home, but Paramount+ and FuboTV both offer free 7-day trials to eligible customers, so you could watch select games for free within this time frame. Keep in mind that this will not give you access to the entire NCAA March Madness tournament. Because\u00a0the tournament\u00a0takes place over three weeks, you run the chance of missing out on the fun if your team progresses.<\/span><\/p>\n Try Paramount+ with Showtime<\/a><\/p>\nHow to Watch NCAA March Madness 2024 Without Cable<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
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