\nWhen is the Big 12 Tournament?
\nThe Big 12 Men\u2019s Basketball Tournament will kick off at 6PM CT on Wednesday, March 8 with West Virginia taking on Texas Tech. Followed by Oklahoma State vs Oklahoma around 8:30PM CT.
\nThe next round takes place on each day after that. So if you are in the first round and make it to the championship game, that\u2019s five games in five days. The championship game will take place on Saturday, March 11 at 5PM CT on ESPN. So it\u2019s one of the conferences that does end its tournament the day before Selection Sunday.
\nWhere can I watch the Big 12 Tournament?
\nThe 2023 Big 12 Men\u2019s Basketball Tournament will air on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU this week. The Big 12 is one of the few bigger power conferences that doesn\u2019t have their own network. So every game is on the family of ESPN networks here.
\nEvery game until the championship, will be on multiple ESPN channels. And that\u2019s because in some regions ESPN may have a different game on, since they do have rights to a lot of games during the conference tournament week.
\nSling TV
\nSling TV is going to be the best place to watch the Big 12 Men\u2019s Basketball Tournament. It does have the ESPN family of networks available in the Sling Orange package. Which is normally $40 per month, but right now they are running a promo where you can get it 50% off for the first month. That makes it just $20 and you can cancel after March Madness is over.
\nSling TV does offer a 7 day free trial, and you can sign up for it here.
\nYouTube TV
\nYouTube TV is our second option for watching the Big 12 Men\u2019s Basketball Tournament. That\u2019s because it is quite a bit more expensive than Sling TV, at $65 per month. But you are getting all of the channels for this tournament and almost every other basketball tournament \u2013 including the NCAA Tournament later this month. On top of that, YouTube TV does offer unlimited cloud DVR, so you can record to watch later on.
\nYouTube TV does offer a free trial and you can sign up here.
\nHulu + Live TV
\nHulu + Live TV is a good option, if you don\u2019t like Sling TV or YouTube TV. It\u2019s not that we don\u2019t like Hulu + Live TV, it\u2019s just more expensive and doesn\u2019t offer a whole lot more. For $70 per month, you can get all of the ESPN channels, along with most of the NCAA Tournament channels, to experience March Madness. It also has unlimited cloud DVR like YouTube TV.
\nHulu does offer a free trial for Live TV, which you can sign up for right here.
\nWhen is Selection Sunday?
\nSelection Sunday is happening on March 12. That will be following the conclusion of Sunday\u2019s conference championship games. Typically, CBS airs the Selection Sunday show between 6PM and 8PM ET. Though sometimes it can run a bit late if the 4PM games go into overtime.
\nDuring the show, we\u2019ll find out who is in the NCAA Tournament this year, and who is not. While we have \u201cexperts\u201d doing bracketology all year long, we kind of have a good idea of who is in and who\u2019s not, the committee can still surprise us. It\u2019ll also be interesting to see who gets to play who.
\nKeep in mind that conference tournament winners do get an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. So 32 teams will already be in the field, and the committee will need to add another 36 teams. As well as seeding them in the correct order. With four regions of 16 teams. Along with the first four games, there\u2019s a total of 68 teams that get into the tournament. And the excitement of March Madness is upon us.
\nFor the NCAA Tournament, the First Four games will take place in Dayton, OH on March 14-15. With the first and second rounds taking place March 16-19. The regionals happening from March 23-26. And the Final Four happening on April 1, with the National Championship on April 3 at NRG Stadium in Houston.
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