Watch NCAA March Madness 2018 with a VPN

Whether or not you are a college basketball fan, there is a pretty good chance you know about the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. That’s right, America’s most watched basketball tournament Also known as March Madness is finally here. Starting on March 15-16 for the first rounds, and ending with the Final Four on March 31 thru April 2, some of the best basketball will be played. If you love “B-Ball” but will be outside the US, you will miss out. You can watch the games live online by using a VPN.

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This year promises to live up to it’s name of March Madness. Unlike previous years when you have some players that play for a year and head to the NBA, this year promises to showcase both Freshman phenoms and older players. Generally, that means the level of basketball played will be higher than normal. There are also some surprises in the top seeds for the tournament. With a combined total of 18 losses for the four number 1 slots, truly anyone could win this tournament.

Those seeds are Virginia, Villanova, Kansas, and Xavier. This year, the first four games will be again held in Dayton, Ohio on March 13-14th before the tournament starts. The winning teams will be matched up against #1 and #6 seeds in the tournament. As always, you can expect that there will be some early round upsets. That is where the term “Cinderella Team” comes from. Anyone can upset the top seeds. If this year is like previous tournaments, unusual bracket choices will be common.

Let’s take a look at the schedule for the games. In a moment we will go in to more detail about the specifics.

• Round of 64 – March 15-16th
• Round of 32 – March 17-18th
• Sweet 16 – March 22-23th
• Elite 8 – March 24-25th
• Final 4 – March 31st
• Championship – April 2ns

Here’s a look at the location for this year’s March Madness games:

• “First Four” Games – Dayton, Ohio
• Round of 64 and 32 – Pittsburgh, Wichita, Dallas, Boise, Charlotte, Detroit, Nashville, San Diego
• Sweet 16 and Elite 8 – Los Angeles, Atlanta, Boston, Omaha
• Final 4 and Championship – San Antonio, Texas

There are four different channels that will be televising the matchups for the first weekend. those are TNT, TBS, TRUtv, and CBS. Subsequent games will be played on CBS and TBS. Also, if you want to watch the NIT tournament, those games will be shown on ESPNU.

Here’s a look at the Final Four match ups:

Saturday, March 31st

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