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Four of the best teams in the Ivy League are set to clash in Philly. They’ll be playing for the right to qualify for March Madness. The 2017 Ivy League Tournament will be the first of its kind. In previous years, the regular season champions were automatically bumped up to the NCAA Tournament.
Tough break for Princeton. The Tigers (14-0) are currently the number one ranked team in the Ivy League. According to previous standards, they would have automatically qualified for March Madness by virtue of their record this season. But the rules have changed, and now, the Tigers have to compete in a four-team tournament.
Princeton will need to contend with the Harvard Crimson, the Yale Bulldogs, and the Penn State Quakers. The stakes are high in this four-team Philly showdown.
Who will win? I can’t tell you that. But I can direct you to an excellent live stream. Look below and find out how you can watch the 2017 Ivy League Tournament live on your computer, TV, tablet or mobile device.
2017 Ivy League Tournament Viewing Details
Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 – Sunday, March 12, 2017
Location: The Palestra, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
TV Channel: ESPNU (Saturday), ESPN2 (Sunday)
Live Stream (computer): WatchESPN
Live Stream (mobile): ESPN App
2017 Ivy League Tournament Schedule
Saturday, March 11 (Semifinals)
Game 1 – #1 Princeton vs. #4 Penn at 1:30 P.M. ET on ESPNU
Game 2 – #2 Harvard vs. #3 Yale at 4:00 P.M. ET on ESPNU
Sunday, March 12 (Championship)
Game 3 – Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner at 12:00 P.M. ET on ESPN2
How To Live Stream the 2017 Ivy League Tournament Online
Want to watch every tournament game online? If you listen to me, you’ll be to watch 2017 Ivy League Tournament live and absolutely free. But there’s one catch: you’ll need to have a cable or satellite subscription. Bummer? Well, don’t worry. When you go down the page, I’ll show you how to watch the game without a cable or satellite subscription. But if you do have a subscription then you’re in luck, just look down to the next paragraph!
Just click on WatchESPN to see the game unfold before your very eyes.
How To Live Stream the 2017 Ivy League Tournament Mobile or Tablet
Prefer using your mobile or tablet device to see your favorite college games? Well, you’re lucky again, sports fan! ESPN has you covered! They have an awesome thing called the ESPN App, where you can live stream many of the top games from the big leagues to college sports. This app is totally free to download for cable and satellite subscribers that are hooked on ESPN and all of their exciting programming.
You may be asking yourself: “But where can I download this awesome app?” There’s more than a handful of options to choose, where you can download the app and stream this much-anticipated game. You can download the app off of iTunes, Google Play, Amazon App, Windows Store, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Roku.
How To Live Stream the 2017 Ivy League Tournament Online Without Cable Subscription
You can watch every game online and I’ll tell you how and where. Just click on Sling TV, choose the Sling Orange package (which costs $20 per month), but if you pay attention to me, you can see this game completely free (along with a full week of streaming sports and shows from your favorite television networks).
Just click on the Sling website; you’ll see a light blue bar with those lovely words (and that very lucky number) “Watch Now 7 Days Free” – you’ll probably want to grab hold of this amazing offer and see the excitement absolutely for free (that is, if you decide to cancel within seven days).
Got what you needed to know? I hope so. Go now and watch the first-ever Ivy League Tournament!
