NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament 2009 Free Extra Games: Digital Over-the-Air OTA Digital Converter Box/TV Check for New Channels

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Submitted by roadskater on Thu Mar 19 2009 10:26pm
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If you're watching the NCAA men's basketball tournament via on free over-the-air (received by antenna) digital broadcasts you may want to rescan your channels.... Both eebee and I are noticing we pick up an extra game with our converter boxes in the Atlanta GA market (46.1, 46.3) and the Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point NC market (2.1, 2.3, with 2.2 as the weather/news as usual). It's worth checking. Also don't forget March Madness on Demand... http://mmod.ncaa.com/video
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Check Cable Listings for Extra NCAA Game Channel Too

Submitted by roadskater on Fri Mar 20 2009 10:56am.

OK I noticed on the screen that they called the local channel for the extra NCAA game 2.3/522. That says to me that on some cable systems (Time Warner) the extra channel can be found at 522. Looking at tvguide.com online, that seems right, although the game listing is not provided. If you have cable and are not interested in the game chosen by your local CBS affiliate, you might have a look at a full cable listing and see if you can determine where the extra channel may be.

It's a shame they aren't just replaying games non-stop on this channel! But it's good to have the extra stuff, yeah. Looks like this afternoon here it'll be North Dakota State vs. Kansas at 12:20 and East Tennessee State University vs. Pittsburgh. After that meknows not. Hope this helps someone.

NCAA is so much better then

Submitted by mikese on Mon Jun 22 2009 4:59pm.
NCAA is so much better then watching the NBA the players look like they've all taken some anabolic steroid and are playing their hearts out to make it to the pros.
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