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Watch 2008 NCAA Mens Basketball for Free

By soulxtc

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College basketball fans get treated to free LIVE video streaming of this season's tournament games courtesy of CBS Sports TV. It's that time of year again as the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship begins to rev up and college hoops fans across the country begin rooting for their favorite team. Held each Spring, the tourney features the "top" 65 college basketball teams from throughout the United States. Also referred to as "March Madness," as the tournament takes place mainly during the month of March, or the "Big Dance," the tournament takes place over 3 weeks and culminates in a national title for the victor. Normally fans have to seek out a variety of methods with which to which each of the 63 games that take place over the course of the tournament.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on March 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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