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Source：Exquisite Information Network Editor：Life Time：2025-06-26 04:22:54

With one night of the Sweet 16 in the books,Roman Perez Jr. Archives the NCAA men’s basketball tournament completes the rest of the Elite Eight on Friday. 

Here’s how you can check out Friday’s battle between sixth-seeded Creighton and 15th-seeded Princeton.

SEE ALSO: How to watch the NCAA Men's Sweet 16 livestreams

How to stream Creighton vs. Princeton in NCAA March Madness

Time:9 p.m.

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Quick hit:A couple of surprises face off here. Creighton bumped Baylor, a dark horse for many NCAA pundits, 85-76 as Ryan Nembhard scored 30 points. The Blue Jays (23-12) ousted NC State 72-63 in the first round. Princeton is the remaining Cinderella – the Tigers (23-8) knocked out Missouri on Saturday 78-63 after shocking Arizona 59-55 on Thursday.

Which channel: TBS

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Where to stream: CBS Sports (online), Paramount+,NCAA March Madness app, Sling TV, YouTubeTV

Where to listen:SiriusXM (Channel 201); Westwood One skill on Alexa; WestwoodOne.com

Sling has half off the first month

Sling TVis currently offering a deal for half off the first month for March Madness. Users can get the service for half-price for the first month. For example, most of the channels for the tournament, including TNT, TBS and TruTV, are on Sling’s Orange tier. Normally that tier is $40 a month, but in March, it’d be $20 for new customers.

To get CBS without an antenna, you can also sign up for Paramount+, which currently offers a seven-day free trial.

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NCAA March Madness Live app: Where to use it, features

The NCAA March Madness Live app is available on several devices, which we list below.

In addition to being able to watch whichever game you want, you can also take advantage of a new feature and watch up to four games simultaneously. 

However, users will have to be signed up to an existing cable-TV service to use the March Madness app, though you do get a three-hour window to try the app out.

Here’s the list of devices to which you can download NCAA March Madness Live: 

  • Roku TV (and Roku boxes)

  • Apple TV, iPhone, iPad

  • Xbox

  • Google TV

  • LG Smart TV

  • Amazon Fire TV (and Fire devices; you can also use an Alexa skillto expand your March Madness pleasure)

  • Android phones and tables

  • Android TV

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