Here’s how you can tune in to watch the men’s and women’s teams fight to win the 2025 NCAA Division I Basketball championship.
A Wired report:
Spring is upon us, which means the beginning of the end of seasonal depression (fingers crossed), spring breaks, and of course, brackets and betting with March Madness.
This is the annual tournament that determines which men’s and women’s Division I teams will win the NCAA Basketball championships. This year, the games begin on March 18 for men and March 19 for women. However, 2025 March Madness officially starts conveniently right before Saint Patrick’s Day, with the announcement on March 16 of the participating teams on Selection Sunday. So, you can get a head start on your drinking (and screaming).
You can watch the March Madness games live if you still subscribe to the old-school cable box, but who are we kidding—I know you’ve cut the cable and want to stream the games on the internet. Read on at WIRED...
