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NCAA March Madness Live App Is Crazy Good
Posted by: Chris Maxcer March 20, 2014 06:45 AM

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I’ve known some diehard college basketball fans to take vacation days just to watch the popular NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament, but lesser fans can sneak away to catch the action without camping on the living room couch: NCAA Digital has updated its NCAA March Madness Live iOS app for 2014. With it, you can live-stream 67 games as they are broadcast from CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV. The app is free — and despite some streaming limitations for non-cable and satellite television subscribers, it’s a must-have app for any basketball fan.

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