How to watch Florida vs. Auburn for free in March Madness Final Four
Two SEC rivals will meet today for the second time during this year’s NCAA basketball season, but this time, a trip to the National Championship game is on the line.
No. 1 Auburn and No. 1 Florida will face off at San Antonio’s Alamodome in the first of two final four games tonight. Previously when meeting this season, Florida won 90-81.
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The Gators are in the Final Four for the first time in 11 seasons, last appearing in 2014. Auburn is also back in the Final Four after a few seasons; the Tigers made their first Final Four berth in 2019, and will appear for the second time in program history today.
what to know about Auburn vs. Florida
- Date and time: April 5, 6:09 p.m. ET
- Channel: CBS
- Streaming: DIRECTV ($79.99/month+)
The winner of this first Final Four game will play either Duke or Houston in the National Championship game on Monday evening.
What time is Auburn-Florida today?
Auburn vs. Florida tips off at 6:09 p.m. ET today, April 5, on CBS.
How to watch Florida vs. Auburn in the Final Four:
Cut the cable cord already? No problem! There are still options to watch March Madness.
One we recommend is DIRECTV and its streaming via Internet plans. Similarly to a cable subscription, you’ll lock into pricing for two years, but you’ll gain access to live TV via your home Wi-fi and DIRECTV’s Gemini streaming device, rather than via satellite.
In addition to DIRECTV, here are a few more ways you can stream Tennessee vs. Houston:
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