How to Stream NCAA Final Four Games
Today is the day of the NCAA Final Four. At 6:09 pm ET, Auburn will face No. 1 Virginia, followed immediately by No. 3 Texas Technologist, who will face Michigan’s No. 2, all to see who makes the NCAA Championship game on Monday.
Both games will air on CBS, so if you have a TV, the easiest way to catch them is to simply tune into it. CBS is included with most cable TV subscriptions and should be free in your area with a digital antenna.
If you don’t have a TV, you can still catch both games through several different streaming apps.
CBS Full Access
CBS All Access is one of the cheapest ways to see games that go beyond traditional television. That’s $ 5.99 per month or $ 9.99 per month without ads. It is only available in these 200 live markets .
DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, FuboTV
DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, and FuboTV offer access to CBS in most markets. It is definitely worth noting that I said “most” there. Chances are that CBS will not be available in your region for one or all of these services, so be sure to check before playing.
All four of them cost $ 40 per month and have free trials if you haven’t used them before. FuboTV is a sports site that might be a good choice if you only want to watch live sports events. The first month of FuboTV costs $ 40 per month, but then the price rises slightly to $ 45 per month.
PlayStation Vue
PlayStation Vue offers CBS in most markets (again, check to see if your system is turned on), but it is priced slightly higher than some of the other alternatives at $ 45 per month.