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The NCAA tournament is just around the corner and this weekend kicks off with the tournament’s announcement of participating teams, and the first round of games will follow shortly. This all means that it’s time to start preparing for all the action. If you are a basketball fan and are worried about missing all the action, worry no more with DISH! Here are five awesome ways you can stay up-to-date with all the action using DISH’s featured apps and channels.
The best ways to watch March Madness with DISH
- DISHAnywhere®: Take March Madness with you everywhere you go with DISHAnywhere. You can watch 100% of your live and recorded content from any mobile device during the entire tournament. DISH Anywhere app use requires an Internet-connected Hopper 2 or Hopper 3, or a first-generation Hopper connected to a Sling Adapter.
- Sports Bar Mode: Available on Hopper 3, Sports Bar Mode allows customers to watch up to four live March Madness games simultaneously—perfect for the first rounds of the tournament. To launch Sports Bar Mode, click the “Options” button on your remote, select “Picture in Picture” and then “MultiView.”
- College Sports Multi-Channel View: For customers without a Hopper, College Sports Multi-Channel View allows users to watch up to four tournament games at once. College Sports Multi-Channel View is available on channel 151. If you have a VIP receiver, you’ll find a similar mosaic of six networks on channel 100.
- Bracket View: With DISH’s Bracket View, users can view an interactive bracket with upcoming, live and completed games. You can navigate games in all four regions – Midwest, East, West, and South. Plus, you can also schedule recordings directly from the app. Find Bracket View in the apps menu or on channel 147.
- Game Finder app: With Game Finder, DISH customers can access information on their favorite college basketball teams and easily find and record upcoming games. Check out Game Finder in the apps menu or on channel 152.
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Disclosure: Complimentary Dish Network services are been facilitated to allow for this post. All opinions are 100% mine and were not influenced by anything or anyone.