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March Madness: The 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament

Follow the NCAA basketball tournament from the opening-round game in Dayton all the way to the Final Four in Detroit, with links to the best sources for history, news, analysis and video coverage of March Madness.

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The History of the NCAA Tournament

Since its inception in 1939, the NCAA basketball tournament has provided its share of memorable ... read more »

March Madness News

Find March Madness news as well as analysis of the players, teams and match-ups in ... read more »

March Madness Radio and Internet Coverage

CBS can show you only one game at a time, but there are sources available on the Web that give you access to all of the tournament’s 64 games, including live streaming video of every March Madness game.

Insights for Television, Internet and Radio Coverage of March Madness

Awful Announcing has the announcing schedule for the 1st and 2nd rounds of the tournament.

Top Web Sites for Online and Radio Coverage of March Madness

For video coverage …

NCAA.com’s March Madness on Demand offers free streaming video of every tournament game. All broadband users can access the service, which features a 640 x 360 widescreen video player. Registering early for “VIP Status” reduces the time it takes to begin streaming each game. For more information on how MMOD works, read the FAQ section.

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DirecTV’s Mega March Madness offers coverage of out-of-market games, giving you access to up to 37 games on your TV from outside of your region. It’s available only to DirecTV subscribers and costs $69.

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For radio coverage …

Westwood One is providing streaming audio of every tournament game.

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