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Selection Sunday 2015 online streaming: How to watch the selection show online

Selection Sunday is upon us, and it’s easy to watch the selection show wherever you are.

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Today is Selection Sunday, which as exciting a day as there is on the sport calendar. March Madness is finally here. Goodbye, work and relationships and productivity. Hello, gambling and late nights and bad food. It's such an exciting time.

The Selection Sunday show will start at 6 p.m. ET and be broadcast on CBS. But for those not near a TV, the show will also be available online via March Madness Live. You can access the feed on your computer's browser or download the app, for free, on your iOS, Android or Windows device.

The Selection Sunday show will be hosted by Greg Gumbel, who will be joined by CBS college basketball analysts Clark Kellogg, Doug Gottlieb and Seth Davis. Scott Barnes, the athletic director at Utah State and chairman of the ten-member selection committee, will also make an appearance on the show, from the NCAA’s headquarters in Indianapolis, to explain the committee’s selections.

The NCAA Tournament will start Tuesday, March 17, in Dayton, Ohio where the four lowest ranked teams will face off. The second round of the tournament will being on Thursday, March 19.

All 67 tournament games will be broadcasted, either on CBS or one of Turner’s networks of TNT, TBS or tru TV. All broadcasts will also be accessible on the NCAA March Madness Live app.

The Final Four will begin on April 4 and will be shown on TBS while TNT and truTV will run team-specific broadcasts. The national championship will take place April 6 and air on CBS.

Start time: 6 p.m. ET

Link: March Madness Live

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