How to watch, stream Wisconsin-BYU for free in March Madness

Two of the NCAA’s most productive offenses will face off in a March Madness second round game that’ll likely be a high-scoring affair.

No. 3 Wisconsin will battle No. 6 BYU with a spot in the Sweet 16 on the line.

Both teams won their first round games handily, with BYU beating VCU 80-71 and Wisconsin winning 85-66 over Montana. In those wins, John Blackwell scored a 19 points for Wisconsin, the highest on the team, and Richie Saunders put up 16 points, four rebounds and two assists for BYU.

Whichever team advances will play the winner of Alabama vs. St. Mary’s next week during the Sweet 16 round.

Wisconsin vs. BYU date and time:

Wisconsin plays BYU in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament today, March 22. Tip-off is at 7:45 p.m. ET.

The Post has you covered with a printable NCAA bracket featuring the full 68-team March Madness 2025 field.

What channel is the Wisconsin vs. BYU game on?

The Wisconsin vs. BYU game is airing on CBS.

How to watch Wisconsin vs. BYU in the NCAA Tournament for free:

If you don’t have cable or an antenna, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to watch the game.

Here are two of those streaming services that we recommend, both of which come with free trials.

• DIRECTV Stream: MySports Genre Pack ($69.99/month) or Entertainment base plan ($86.99/month), both include five-day free trials
• Hulu + Live TV: base plan is three days free, then $82.99/month

BYU vs. Wisconsin will also stream live on Paramount+ with Showtime ($12.99/month with one week free), as it’s a NCAA on CBS game.

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