How to watch March Madness: live streams, schedule, and channels

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First Four: March 15-16Round One: March 17-18Round Two: March 19-20Sweet 16: March 24-25Elite 8: March 26-27Final Four: April 2National Championship: April 4

Watch in US: Sling TV Watch in UK: BT Sport Watch in Australia: Kayo Sport Watch anywhere in the world: Express VPN

March Madness is upon us, which means it's time to get your viewing party together and tick off some dates in the calendar. The annual NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament kicks off this Sunday, March 13 with the first selection round - and we're helping you catch every shot, showing you how to watch March Madness live streams across the world. 

The NCAA will reveal the full bracket listings this Sunday, with CBS broadcasting the full selection show at 6pm ET / 3pm PT. From there we're back to the good old days. 

While the full March Madness event took place at a single location last year (for the first time ever), 2022's tournament will stretch across 14 courts over the three weeks of basketball action. You'll find out exactly how to watch Madness Madness's every chaotic second right here, as well as the full timetable (and the complete brackets once announced). We're also showing you how to watch March Madness for free with a Sling TV free trial as well.

You can watch March Madness across four channels in the US, with TBS picking up every divisional round and CBS, TNT, and TruTV offering select weeks. However, if you've cut the cord it's time to check out which streaming options will offer you the best bang for buck value - and that's Sling TV. 

Sling TV includes channels that cover 49 out of the 67 scheduled games with a $35 per month subscription, but to get the full package you can also add Paramount+ to your plan. At $44.99, this is the