In 1939, the first ever NCAA tournament was played with just eight teams, where Oregon came out on top. Fast forward 80 years and that number has ballooned to 68 teams, many of which will play in one of the 32 Division 1 basketball conferences. The Big Ten is just one of those 32 tournaments occurring through March, to determine which team will go to the NCAA Basketball championship selection show just days later. Are your favorite teams in the Big Ten Conference? Need to watch them but you don’t have cable? Read on to find out how.
How to Watch the Big Ten Tournament Online and Over the Air Without Cable
To watch teams like Penn State, Michigan State, or whichever teams may end up in the championship, you’ll need access to a couple of different channels: Big Ten Network and CBS. Here’s where you can find these channels:
Can I watch the Big Ten Tournament on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or Chromecast?
With 13 games to watch in the Big Ten tournament, you may be relieved to know you don’t have to be glued to the TV to view your favorite teams go head to head. You can watch Big Ten games on your tablet, smartphone, or other smart devices.
More College Basketball to Watch Online
Chances are if you’re watching the Big Ten tournament there’s a few other conference championships you’ll want to get in on like the Pac-12, ACC, or Big East tournaments. Coverage doesn’t just stop at the games though. Tune into the FS1 channel, ESPN channel, or ESPN Plus service for more basketball analysis, commentary and news. Bonus! The Women’s NCAA tournaments are streaming on ESPN in addition to more NCAA basketball.