March Madness is back, with the 2023 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament scheduled to run from March 14 to April 3. Here’s how to watch every game.
March has arrived. And with it, madness. March Madness, even.
It’s the time of year in which college basketball has the tournament to end all tournaments, with some 68 teams vying to be the best in the country. Every team that makes the tourney technically has a chance to win the whole thing. There will be upsets. There will be heartbreak.
And there will be lots of good basketball.
And this is the week that helps determine who’s in and who’s out. Conference tournaments are in full swing. Some teams get automatic bids. Some teams will find themselves on the outside looking in.
Kennesaw State and UNC Asheville already have played their way in. Same goes for Drake, Fairleigh Dickinson, and Southeast Missouri State. Furman and Louisiana are in. And more will earn berths as the week progresses.
That all leads to Selection Sunday on March 12, when the full NCAA Tournament brackets are released. There’s a lot of fanfare in that event, too. It’ll be broadcast live on CBS at 6 p.m. ET.How to watch March Madness
From there, it’s time to play some basketball. We can’t tell you who’s playing when and on what channel — that again has to wait until the brackets are set. But games will be on CBS, TBS, TNT, and TruTV.
That means that you’ll be able to watch every game if you’re all-in on streaming.
