RMQ
Years ago

How to watch the NCAA final

I don't have fox. What's the easiest way to watch the NCAA final in Australia?
Also. What days it on?

The game will be on 7th April at 11:18 am Eastern Australia Time.
Or you can just google "NCAA" which will tell you the time in your respective region.

I'm not sure if it is against the rules to share how to watch the game so i'll just leave it here...

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LC
Years ago

ESPN.

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Dave
Years ago

If you don't have Fox I believe you can use a 2 week trial period for foxtel on the PlayStation. Just make sure you cancel before the end of the two weeks and you won't be charged...

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Luke
Years ago

https://www.sling.com/
If you know how to use and have a US VPN set up, i recommended using this service, it comes with a week trial and you can watch the other channels like espn for NBA on thursday, I watched Wisconsin vs Kentucky through the TBS channel In HD yesterday

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elsa's not frozen
Years ago

I have ESPN 2 HD on a big screen - mandatory couch sitting the next few days.

mens and womens both on next 2 days

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Latrentis
Years ago

Have Foxtel but recommend slingtv for anyone who doesn't have foxtel, they offer a free 7 day trial with access to Espn and Espn2.

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smoke
Years ago

You can also watch a live feed from NCAA.com if you proxy through a US-based IP address on your computer.

You can get a temporary US-based IP address using a VPN like tunnelbear (which has a 500mb free trial to test the service) or Private Internet Access (this is a good service).

If you google 'ncaa', it should give you the schedule for the championship game with a localised telecast time for your timezone.

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