College Basketball fans, the madness of March is about to begin.
Like previous years, all 67 games were broadcast on CBS or a partner TV station.
Also all CBS games are free to watch online at NCAA.com/marchmadness, cbssports.com and ableacherreport.com.
If you'd rather watch on a the go, i-Phone, Android and Windows phone users can download the free NCAA March Madness live app to watch CBS games for free.
To watch games airing on a partner network, TVS, TNT or True TV, viewers will have to enter their cable subscriber information to gain access.
One new twist in a broadcast schedule this year is the final four games, we'll have three different broadcasts.
The main one and then separate ones to cater to the two contending teams.
Go J-Hawks.
In San Francisco, I am Kara Tsuboi, CNET.com for CBS news.
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