Correct. As others have pointed out, TruTV has been covering these games for a number of years.
If it doesn't, simply head for the nearest sports bar, of which there are many that area.
I hate watching wildcat games in a bar , this purple lunatic is very intense when it comes to wildcat games I need my space and need to be housed alone ha ha
Yeah TBH I’ve never noticed much correlation at all between the predictive of individual games and which of the networks they’re on. Because the whole schedule is lined up in a sequence on four channels and times are set in advance, the best they can do is maybe pick the best prime time game to be on CBS and then that basically dictates the rest of the entire alignment for the day
You probably can make it through the tournament with trials for Youtube, Hulu, Sling... Or, if you are more adventurous, you can go the IPTV way
Way too much fooling around and anxiety inducing nonsense. With Spectrum, I'm able to get every college basketball game and football game that interests me, and plenty that don't. I will be able to get all of the March Madness games simply by turning on my T.V. During basketball season I frequently tune in to the ACC network to watch my other alma mater, Pitt, as well as Duke and NC because of the presence of Young and Nance. Peace of mind is a beautiful thing!
YouTube TV is about the same price, but has all the sports stations - TBS, TRU, MLB, NFL, NBA, BTN, ESPNs, SEC, etc....
Here's a tutorial:
This is why I always carry a HDMI cable with me on the road. Most hotels I stay at don't have BIG Network either. I steam from laptop to hotel room TV. Works great.