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March Madness First Four: How to watch every game of the men’s NCAA tournament?

Here's how you can watch the NCAA tournament sitting right at home.

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March Madness is a festival for a basketball fan which brings in millions of millions viewers across multiple platforms. Some viewers use Cable TV and some use streaming apps because nobody wants to miss the young stars in action at the biggest stage.

From the First Four to the Final Four, the tournament is spread across several networks such as the CBS sports and Turner sports. With games airing on multiple platforms, here’s everything you need to know about watching the NCAA tournament.

Where to watch the First Four?

Here is the full schedule for the First Four with date, time and streaming info:

Tuesday, March 18

(16) Alabama State vs. (16) Saint Francis, 6:40 p.m. | truTV

(11) San Diego State vs. (11) North Carolina, 9:10 p.m. | truTV

Wednesday, March 19

(16) American University vs. (16) Mount St. Mary’s, 6:40 p.m. | truTV

(11) Texas vs. (11) Xavier, 9:10 p.m. | truTV

How to watch every game of the men’s NCAA tournament?

Multiple options are available for a March Madness viewer. Matches that will air on TBS, TNT, truTV will also stream on Max and matches that will air on CBS Sports will also stream on Paramount+.

Another option available for the March Madness fans is the March Madness Live app. You can login on the app using your TV provider. With 100s of TV providers available on the March Madness Live app, you can’t really miss the March Madness season.

Where to watch the Final Four and the National Final?

The Final Four and the National Final will air on CBS Sports. The games can also be streamed on Paramount+.

Match	Day	Time
Final Four	Saturday, April 5	6:09 PM
Final Four	Saturday, April 5	8:49 PM
National Final	Monday, April 7	8:50 PM

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