What NCAA Tournament March Madness games are available to watch and live stream today?March Madness has arrived! The 2026 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament is officially in full swing, and the atmosphere is nothing short of legendary. With Selection Sunday in the rearview and the "First Four" battles in Dayton already fueling Cinderella stories, the road to the championship is set. Don't miss a second of the 67-game sprint to the title from March 17 to April 6—catch all the action live on CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV.The 2026 tournament concludes at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Because games happen simultaneously during the opening rounds, you'll need to juggle multiple channels to keep your bracket alive. Here is the complete rundown of the 2026 Men's schedule:Watching the 2026 Men's tournament requires a tag-team approach between Paramount+ (for CBS games) and Sling TV (covering TBS, TNT, and truTV). To catch every high-stakes moment, you'll need access to all four networks. Fortunately for cord-cutters, these high-value streaming options make it easy to ensure you never miss a single buzzer-beater.Sling remains one of the most flexible ways to watch the tournament without a heavy monthly commitment. You can choose a plan that fits the specific window of the tournament you care about most:The NCAA March Madness Live app is the gold standard for sports apps. It allows Men's tournament fans to watch games on the go, track live stats, and, most importantly, utilize "Fast Break" coverage, which whips around to the most exciting finishes in real-time. While the app is free, you will need to log in with your TV provider credentials to unlock unlimited live streaming.Pro Tip: If you're watching on a desktop at work, the app usually offers a "Boss Button" that instantly switches your screen to a fake spreadsheet if your supervisor walks by!If you're traveling abroad during the tournament, you may find your streaming services are geo-blocked. Using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) allows you to connect to a U.S. server so you can access your home subscriptions from anywhere in the world. Just ensure you set up and test your VPN before the big games start to avoid any technical fouls.