One of the biggest questions surrounding March Madness every year is: Where on Winning Exchangeearth can I find truTV on my television?
CBS and Turner Sports have the broadcasting rights to the men's NCAA Tournament, and they broadcast the games on four channels. Three of them are familiar to fans – CBS, TNT and TBS. But truTV is the one exception.
TruTV broadcasted all First Four games this week and will also broadcast several first- and second-round games, as has been the case for the past several years.
Here's everything you need to know about how to find truTV:
TruTV can be found on several cable providers, and has the same channel number nationwide on some of the providers. Here are the channels:
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TruTV is also available to stream on YouTube TV, iOS App Store, Google Play, Amazon App Store, Chromecast, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Android TV.
This year, truTV will broadcast 13 exclusive games from the men's tournament — which is one more than last season — and includes each of the First Four broadcasts. The First Four will take place at the UD Arena in Dayton, Ohio and runs two days, starting the night of Tuesday, March 19 and ending Wednesday, March 20.
Here's what games will be on truTV, as well as tip-off times (all times ET), with participants yet to be determined:
First Four
First Round
Second Round
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USA TODAY Sports Casey Moore contributed to this report.
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