Submitted by Marshall Walker on
Last year the NCAA March Madness Live app was expanded to 12 new platforms, including the Apple TV and Roku players. Pay-TV subscribers were able to stream all Division I Men’s Basketball games across a variety of supported apps and devices, and all fans had access to any games broadcast on CBS with no registration required.
Submitted by Marshall Walker on
The NCAA March Madness Live app has been updated with a new look for the 2015 Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. Like previous years, iPad owners can use the app to watch every game live when they log in with their TV provider information. Users without a cable/satellite subscription can only watch the CBS games, not the games that air on TBS, TNT and truTV.
The official March Madness app also features up-to-the-minute scores and stats, an interactive bracket, bracket challenges and more. The app is available for free on the App Store. It supports all devices running iOS 7.0 or later.
Submitted by Jennifer Nguyen on
Unlike last year's NCAA March Madness Live app which cost $3.99, this year's version is free to download. The only catch is users will need to use their cable provider login info to stream games airing on TNT, TBS and TruTV. Games aired on CBS will not require registration.
The 2013 NCAA March Madness Live app gives users access to all 67 games of the 2013 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament, plus the ability to track brackets, live scores and team/player stats. Users also have access to recaps and live radio broadcasts of all 67 games.
