It’s that time again! Time to watch on pins and needles as teams across the NCAA Men’s basketball conferences battle it out not only for the top spot in their respective championship tournaments but also in hopes of an invitation to the big dance… the essence of March Madness.
The Big East Conference is underway with its championship tournament, and as one might expect, the action is not to miss! Across the nation, viewers are tuning into popular cable sports channels like Fox Sports, ESPN, and CBS Sports, which for cord-cutting basketball fans can be accessed via the most popular live TV streaming services. Let’s find out which ones carry all the channels you’ll need to watch this year’s Big East Championship.
How to Watch the Big East Tournament Online Without Cable
The choices in streaming services are many if you’re looking to tune into FOX or FS1 to catch the Big East tournament games. Choose between full-service tier-based services like DIRECTV or economically slim downed packages like those offered by Sling TV. If you’re interested in the championship game only airing on FOX, you can view it over the air. Here are all the ways you can tune into FOX and FS1 for the Big East Tournament:
Can I Watch the Big East Tournament on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or Chromecast?
Yes, you can! Nearly all streaming services that carry channels broadcasting the Big East tournament are compatible with popular streaming platforms like Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast.
Remember, you don’t have to be glued to your TV to watch the Big East Conference tournament. With popular streaming services and platforms, you can take the games with you on the go via your smartphone, tablet, or other compatible devices.
More College Basketball to Watch Online
If you’re watching the Big East tournament, chances are you’re tuning into other conference playoffs like the Pac-12, ACC, or Big Ten. Don’t forget to check out the channels you’ll need to watch these conferences compete, and tune in to FS1, ESPN, or ESPN Plus for basketball analysis, commentary and news. Be sure to catch the Women’s NCAA tournaments streaming on ESPN in addition to more NCAA basketball events.