NCAA Championship Game Live Stream: How To Watch Virginia Vs. Texas Tech Online

By Josh Sorokach @joshsorokach
Published April 8, 2019, 5:00 p.m. ET

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Here we go, sports fans! After months and months of college basketball action it all comes down to one final game as Virginia and Texas Tech meet for the national championship.

If you have these two teams left in your bracket, give me a call and we’ll head to Vegas. The Red Raiders stifled Michigan State on their way to the title game, while Virginia defeated Auburn in a controversial 63-62 nail-biter. Will Virginia avenge last year’s historic first-round loss with a championship, or will Texas Tech complete their Cinderella season? We’ll soon find out!

What time does the NCAA championship game start? How can you find a Texas Tech vs. Virginia live stream? Here’s everything you need to know!

WHAT TIME IS THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME? WHAT TIME DOES THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME START?

Tonight’s game begins at 9:20 p.m. ET on CBS.

HOW CAN I FIND AN NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME LIVE STREAM? HOW TO WATCH TEXAS TECH VS. VIRGINIA ONLINE:

The easiest March Madness live stream option is NCAA March Madness Live. If you have a cable login, you’re all set. You can find a live stream of the NCAA championship game on the NCAA website. March Madness Live is available on your desktop and as an app via iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, and more.

The March Madness Live app offers a free three-hour preview that allows you to watch games without a cable login. After your free preview concludes, you’ll need a cable login to access March Madness Live. Additional March Madness live stream questions can be answered on the NCAA’s official website.

HOW CAN I LOCATE A VIRGINIA VS. TEXAS TECH LIVE STREAM?

Since tonight’s game airs on CBS, another March Madness live stream option is CBS All Access. All-Access is available for as little as $5.99 (or a $9.99 commercial free option), but fans looking for a free March Madness live stream can sign up for a free trial of the service.

Depending on your market, you can also find a Texas Tech/Virginia live stream if you’re a YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, fuboTV, DIRECTV NOW, or PlayStation Vue subscriber.