It’s time to dance, March Madness is back! | by Amazon Fire TV | Mar, 2025

Catch all the collegiate hoops action on Fire TV with the March Madness Hub.

Bracket strategists, assemble! It’s time to pick your top college b’ball teams. Who will be Cinderella? Who will bust your bracket? Most importantly, how can you get into it all? This year, Fire TV is going downtown on the biggest college hoops tourney of the year; giving you the lowdown where to watch and when. We’re also dishing out some extra programming to help you keep tabs on your bracket. It’s all below:

Catch all the action

• Paramount+: You can stream all the CBS games on Paramount+ with a subscription on the Paramount+ app or a Paramount+ Prime Video subscription. Paramount+ with Showtime plan is required.
• Max: You can stream all the TBS, TNT and truTV games on Max with a subscription on the Max app or a Max Prime Video subscription. Sports Add-on is required.

Other ways to watch
Apps with Live TV streaming services

• Hulu + Live TV: Hulu has live sports and offers CBS, TBS, TNT and TruTV with their Live TV plan. Live TV plan required. Regional restrictions, blackouts and additional terms apply.
• YouTube TV: YouTube TV offers broadcasts from TBS, TNT, truTV, and CBS.
• DIRECTV STREAM: Watch every buzzer-beating, bracket-busting moment with DIRECTV STREAM, where all packages include CBS, TNT, TBS, and truTV. Plus, track all live tournament scores and game times with the app’s Sports Mode, so you’ll never miss an instant classic.
• SLING TV: Offers TBS, TNT and truTV with a Sling Orange subscription.
• Fubo TV: Fubo TV offers CBS.
• NCAA March Madness Live: Your one stop shop to watch all the games airing on CBS, TNT, TBS, and truTV. You can take advantage of a 3-hour free preview, and afterwards log in with your TV provider to watch all the games across stations. The app will also feature fun new updates, such as multi-game viewing so you don’t have to stress out about which game to watch! Plus, you can keep track of your picks by logging into NCAA.com and linking your bracket.
• ESPN: Stream every live Women’s March Madness game on ESPN. Subscription required.
• Fire TV Channels: Watch free, continually updated tournament news and coverage from top providers like CBS News HQ, ESPN, Fox Sports, Stadium, Locked On, and more.
• You can find all of this great information on your Fire TV-enabled device by asking Alexa, “Go to March Madness Hub.”

Watch Fire TV Channels’ new series Bracket Breakdown
Beginning on March 17, Fire TV customers can watch the exclusive Bracket Breakdown series, brought to you by BETMGM, for free on Fire TV Channels. Bracket Breakdown will cover the Men’s and Women’s NCAA Basketball tournament beginning to end, and you can watch it with a single click on any Fire TV, Fire Tablet, or Echo Show device.

Bracket Breakdown combines the expertise of notable players, basketball journalists, and hosts from the Locked On Podcast Network. Hosts include former NBA all-star and tournament legend Gordon Hayward, WNBA player Monique Billings, Jordan Robinson, Howard Megdal, Kylen Mills, Tenitra Batiste, Isaac Schade, and Andy Patton. You can stream the first episodes highlighting Sunday Selection news and tournament previews today, and new episodes will be available regularly through the National Championship game on April 6.

All Bracket Breakdown episodes will be available to stream for free via Fire TV Channels on Fire TV, Fire Tablet, and Echo Show devices. You can easily find the series by simply using the voice command “Watch Bracket Breakdown” on Echo Show or Fire TV devices. As always with Fire TV Channels, there are no downloads or fees, so you can get right into the latest basketball coverage!

Need more College Basketball action?
You can get the latest March Madness sports news and highlights on the Fire TV Channels app. Just ask Alexa, “Play Fire TV Channels” to open the app and browse free content. Or, navigate to Fire TV’s ‘Your Apps & Channels’ screen, click the Fire TV Channels app, and navigate to the Sports category for highlights on the College Basketball page.