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March Madness 2026: How to watch the Final Four

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Why This Matters

The 2026 March Madness Final Four presents a complex streaming landscape, highlighting the importance of understanding broadcast rights and available platforms for viewers. As more consumers shift to streaming, knowing where and how to watch these key games is crucial for sports fans and tech providers alike.

Key Takeaways

Let’s face it: your bracket was probably busted a long time ago. The 2026 NCAA basketball tournaments, affectionately known as March Madness, is ending soon. The Final Four for both the men’s and women’s tournaments starts this weekend. Both the men’s and women’s tournaments are available to stream through various apps and services, but navigating the web of broadcasters and TV channels can be confusing. We’ve broken down when all the games are happening, where to watch and the best options for saving some cash doing so.

What does the Final Four start?

The men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament Final Four begins on Saturday, April 4 with two games. The first game begins at 6:09PM ET with the second following at 8:49PM ET. The winners will then face each other for the national championship on Monday, April 6 at 8:30PM ET.

On the women’s side, everything is offset by a day. The Final Four starts Friday, April 3 at 7:00PM ET. The second game follows at 9:30PM ET. The women’s national championship will see the Final Four winners face each other on Sunday, April 5 at 3:30PM ET.

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Here’s the full schedule for each tournament:

2026 Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament

First Four: March 17-18

First round: March 19-20

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