This has worked reliably for me on iOS and Apple TV in years past.

Further trickery: On some devices, you might be able to uninstall and reinstall the March Madness app to get a fresh three-hour preview.

If you have multiple streaming devices-or a streaming device plugged into a smart TV-you can use each platform to extend your preview time even further. Each of those comes with its own three-hour preview. Cycle through streaming devices: The March Madness Live app is also available on every major streaming platform, including Roku, Fire TV, Android TV/Google TV, Apple TV, Xbox consoles, Samsung TVs, and LG TVs.(Sadly, AirPlay and Chromecast are both blocked with this method, so you can’t send the video to your TV.) Got an iPad or Android tablet? Install the March Madness app there to get yet another three-hour preview. Use your mobile devices: Download the March Madness Live app on iOS or Android, and you’ll get another three-hour preview to enjoy.(While there’s no native Chromecast support for sending the video to your TV, tab mirroring does work.)

Simply by moving between Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, and Apple’s Safari, you can cover a huge chunk of the tournament. Switch browsers: If you’re watching on a laptop or desktop computer, you’ll get a fresh preview window for each browser.

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