To watch both the men's and women's NCAA March Madness tournaments in 2026, you'll need a comprehensive streaming plan that covers all relevant channels. Here are your options:
Men’s Tournament:
- CBS: All games broadcast on CBS can be watched for free via the March Madness website or mobile app.
- TNT/TBS/TruTV: These networks require a paid TV subscription.
Women's Tournament:
- ABC: Games broadcast on ABC can potentially be viewed with an over-the-air (OTA) antenna, but otherwise, you'll need a paid TV plan that includes these channels.
Streaming Services:
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YouTube TV:
- Cost: $60 for the first two months, then typically around $70/month.
- Pros: Offers multiview streaming to watch up to four games at once on devices like Apple TV and Xbox.
- Cons: Slightly more expensive than some other options.
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Hulu + Live TV:
- Cost: Over $80/month (includes Disney+ and ESPN Select).
- Pros: Comprehensive content, includes popular streaming services.
- Cons: More expensive compared to YouTube TV.
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