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March 20, 2025

THE Streaming Guide for March Madness

Good morning, Streamliners!

It's March 20th, I'm Carson Fowler, and in this edition of our newsletter:

MARCH IS MADNESS!!

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What's new with Streamline

Worried when you should take off work (what??) to watch your favorite team?

Don't worry we've got you covered.

Now with the click of a button you can schedule the entire NCAA tournament directly to your Streamline calendar. Download the latest version of our app and stay up to date on all the madness!

MARCH MADNESS

The ultimate watching guide

Dependent on your TV or streaming package you may not get every game. So, we've simplified it.

Below you'll find where to watch (and stream) all 32 first round games on the Turner and CBS sports networks:

Thursday, March 20  

CBS (Paramount+)

truTV (Max)

TNT (Max)

TBS (Max)

Friday, March 21  

CBS (Paramount+)

truTV (Max)

TNT (Max)

TBS (Max)

Other streaming options

No Max? No Paramount+? No Problem!

Fans can also stream March Madness on:

NCAA March Madness Live: stream every game on your tablet and phone.

Hulu + Live TV: Provides access to all four networks.

Sling TV: Includes TBS, TNT, and truTV; CBS access varies by region.

YouTube TV: Offers all four networks.

FuboTV: Provides access to CBS; other networks may vary.

Nuggets to know about the NCAA tournament

How to Handle the 1-Seeds in Your Bracket!

Since the tournament expanded in 1985, all four 1-seeds have only advanced once (2008). More often, just one or two make it. In 39 Final Fours, one No. 1 seed has made it 17 times, two have made it 16 times, three have made it four times, and one year saw zero 1-seeds!

What Kinds of Seeds Actually Make the Final Four?

Since 2010, here’s how many teams of each seed have made the Final Four:

No. 1 seeds — 18

No. 2 seeds — 10

No. 3 seeds — 4

No. 4 seeds — 6

No. 5 seeds — 5

No. 7-11 seeds — 13 combined

Upsets Happen—A Lot!

From 1985-2009, only 13 No. 1 seeds failed to reach the Sweet 16. But from 2010-2024 (just 14 years), 13 more have been knocked out early! A 1-seed has fallen in the first or second round in 11 of the last 14 tournaments, including the last four straight!

And, don’t forget Cinderella runs—at least one double-digit seed has made the Sweet 16 in 16 straight years!

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