We're approaching the climax of the 2025 Men's March Madness Tournament. In what might be one of the most predictable outcomes in tournament history, all four #1 seeds have advanced to the semi-finals. If you simply picked top seeds for your bracket, congratulations - you're having a perfect run!

With only a few games remaining over the weekend, it may not make sense to commit to a long-term subscription. But that doesn't mean you have to miss the action. Thanks to various free trial options, here's how basketball fans can stream the March Madness Final Four games without spending a dime.

How to Stream the Final Four Without Paying

Paramount+

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The remaining March Madness games air today and Monday, meaning you only need a short-term streaming solution. All three games broadcast live on CBS and stream simultaneously on Paramount+, which offers a generous 7-day free trial. Sign up now and you'll catch both Final Four matchups and the National Championship before your trial expires. As an alternative, viewers can use an HDTV antenna to access live CBS broadcasts.

Other Free Streaming Options

While Paramount+ offers the longest free trial (and most affordable subscription if you don't cancel), other services also carry CBS coverage. Hulu + Live TV and DirecTV Stream provide excellent options for sports enthusiasts who want extended coverage, including NBA games.

3-Day Free Trial

Hulu + Live TV

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5-Day Free Trial

DirecTV Stream

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7-Day Free Trial

Fubo TV

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21-Day Free Trial

YouTube TV

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Remaining March Madness Schedule

Only three games stand between these teams and NCAA glory, all taking place at San Antonio's Alamodome. Visit the NCAA website for complete tournament details.

Final Four Matchups - Saturday, April 5

• (1) Florida vs. (1) Auburn - 6:09 PM ET (CBS, Paramount+)
• (1) Duke vs. (1) Houston - 8:49 PM ET (CBS, Paramount+)

National Championship - Monday, April 7

• TBA - 8:50 PM ET (CBS, Paramount+)

Final Four Teams: Different Paths to San Antonio

Each #1 seed arrives with unique motivations. Duke makes its first Final Four appearance since Coach K's retirement in 2022, entering as the championship favorite. Florida, chasing its first title since back-to-back wins in 2006-2007, returns to this stage after a decade-long absence. Auburn celebrates just its second Final Four berth in school history, while Houston looks to finally claim the championship after a record seven previous Final Four appearances without cutting down the nets.